Mayeli Alonso is a reality television star with an estimated net worth of $12 million as of 2022.
She is famously known for appearing in the Real Housewives franchise-inspired Spanish-language reality show Rica, Famosa, Latina (Rich, Famous, Latina). The series aired on Estrella TV and was co-created by Lenard Liberman and Joyce Giraud.
After making guest appearances in the second season, the 37-year-old was a mainstay of the series in its third and fourth seasons. She returned to the show in its sixth season in October 2022.
Moreover, Alonso is a successful social media influencer with over one million followers on her Instagram, @mayelialonsooficial. She makes significant money from endorsement and promotion deals with beauty and makeup products.
The 37-year-old is a successful entrepreneur and the owner of Evolution Fit, a revolutionary health and beauty brand that is on a mission to help men and women on their journeys to becoming better versions of themselves.
She sells products such as weight loss kits in different flavors, beauty coffees, and health supplements via her website. Due to her vast fanbase, she has sold a respectable amount of products for a significant profit. As a result, she has turned herself into a successful businesswoman.
Lupillo Rivera’s Net Worth
Lupillo Rivera is an American singer with an estimated net worth of $13 million as of 2022.
Most of Lupillo’s earnings are from his successful career as a singer. He has sold millions of copies of his albums to his loyal fanbase.
The 50-year-old prolific singer has recently released more than 20 studio albums. Most of his albums have collected good sales figures and helped encourage him to make more records.
He has received various Grammy and Latin nominations for his songs and albums. In 2010, his album, Tu Esclavo y Amo, was awarded Best Banda Album at the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards.
Rivera was nominated for three Latin Grammy Awards, two for Best Banda Album for the album Live! en Concierto – Universal Amphitheatre, Con Mis Propias Manos, and another Best Ranchero/Mariachi Album nomination for his El Rey de las Cantinas album.
At the 2008 Grammy Awards, his album Entre Copas y Botellas was nominated for the Best Banda Album Award. In 2009, he was again nominated for the same award for his album El Tiro de Gracia.
Likewise, Lupillo has received three Lo Nuestro Awards and was nominated for more. In 2002, he received the Regional Mexican Male Artist of the Year and Banda Artist of the Year, and his album, Despreciado, was awarded the Regional Mexican Album of the Year.
Also, Rivera was one of the coaches in the first season of the Mexican singing reality show La Voz airing on TV Azteca after Televisa acquired it after seven seasons.
