OV7

Chart positions Explanation of the data

Albums

Entrega Total   Latin 22nd 08/08/1998 (14 weeks)

Singles

Te Quiero Tanto, Tanto   Latin 1 07/04/1998 (20 weeks)

OV7 is a Mexican pop group that has existed under this name since 2000.

Career

In 1989, a music band called La Onda Vaselina was founded . The band consisted of about ten children who performed Spanish versions of popular pop hits while singing and dancing. With seven albums, the group achieved high fame in Mexico. As the members got older, the concept was changed to a more "adult" pop group. The pop songs of the band OV7 reached the charts in Mexico, USA and Spain. The group was dissolved in 2003, but re-established in 2010.

Members

• Mariana Ochoa: 1989–2003, since 2010
• Ari Borovoy: 1989–2003, since 2010
• Lidia Ávila: 1991–2003, since 2010
• Érika Zaba: 1989–2003, since 2010
• Oscar Schwebel: 1989–2003, since 2010

Discography (albums)

• 2000: CD 00 (US:× 2Double platinum (Latin) )
• 2001: En Directo RUSH
• 2001: Siete Latidos
• 2003: Punto
• 2010: Primera Fila
• 2012: Forever 7

Awards for music sales

Golden record  Mexico 2001: for the album En Directo RUSH 2011: for the single Prohibido quererme 2011: for the album Desde el palacio de los deportes 2012: for the album Forever 7 2014: for the single Confieso Platinum record  Mexico 2001: for the album Siete Latidos

3 × gold record  Mexico 2010: for the album Primera Fila 2 × platinum record  Mexico 2018: for the album En vivo 4 × platinum record  Mexico 2001: for the album CD 00

Note: Awards in countries from the chart tables or chart boxes can be found in these.

Country / Region	gold	platinum	Sales	swell
Awards for music sales (country / region, awards, sales, sources)
Mexico (AMPROFON)	6 × gold6th	8 × platinum8th	1,155,000	amprofon.com.mx
United States (RIAA)	-	2 × platinum2	120,000	riaa.com
All in all	6 × gold6th	10 × platinum10

Web links

• Homepage
• OV7 at Discogs (English)

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1. ↑ ^{a b} Chart sources: US
2. ↑ Music Sales Awards: US