Below are some more photos of Thalía with her husband, sisters Laura Zapata, Ernestina Sodi and Mauricio Camps at Mar-a-Lago, Palm Beach, Florida last December 31, 2011.

Thalía celebrating the year-end of 2011 with her sisters Ernestina and Laura with exclusive pictures of ¡HOLA! Mexico on their January 18, 2012 issue

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In ¡HOLA!: We enter the amazing and emotional year-end party of Thalía, Ernestina and Laura

This week, HOLA! magazine offers you the exclusive photos of the amazing and emotional year-end party of Thalia, Ernestina and Laura. Discover how they celebrate and enjoy an unforgettable New Year’s Eve, the styles they chose for the occasion and, above all, the great affection and complicity between them. The images confirm that reconciliation between the beautiful sisters is a fact.

After the unfortunate abduction of Laura Zapata and Ernestina Sodi in 2002, there was a significant gap between Thalia and her sisters. “I could not forgive myself for the fact that being in the public eye, had caused someone to steal my sisters’ freedom … What happened to us as a family has sadly happened to thousands of people in Mexico and all over the world. The wounds left by the experience of a kidnapping are deep,” the star says in her book Cada día más fuerte (Growing Stronger).

Forgiveness and the strong ties between these sisters have triumphed after the sad death of their beloved mother, Yolanda Miranda Mange, have a great approach and have been seen together on several occasions. “The death of my mother was the greatest of all lessons the Lord has commanded me,” Thalia described in the pages of her book mentioned above. The images you’ll find in this edition of HOLA! magazine makes it clear that they are so united as they were before the kidnapping that marked their family.

Source: ¡HOLA! Mexico

2011 has been a banner year for George Gabriel’s song writing on Nickelodeon’s Dora The Explorer. In episode 713 of season 7, he had to write a song about a little mermaid who got lost and used to sing with her mama.

Latin pop star Thalía plays that little mermaid’s mama and sings on Gabriel’s song, Canta con sus amigos. Thalía already recorded a music video for the song last October. The songwriter hoped to go to the session in New York to meet Thalía.

Source: George’s Life

The actress and singer Thalía is very happy because a month after the launch of her book in the U.S., she has held the top sales at Amazon. In addition, Cada día más fuerte remained in that position, despite the launch of the biography of Steve Jobs, after his death.

The actress and singer Thalía, announced that she’s planning a visit to Mexico in February for personal reasons, and also to take advantage to present her book Cada día más fuerte in her country.

In addition, the book stayed in first and second place during the launching of the biography of the co-founder of Apple, Steve Jobs, after its death.

“Everyone have moments, we all have moments of great light, triumph and happiness, also of great darkness, uncertainty, sadness or desolation, why it is important to share our stories. How rich is when you sit with someone you do not know listening and start their life stories and begin to learn and you suddenly reflected in something of them and grow,” said the wife of Tommy Mottola.

She added that Cada día más fuerte can take us to laughter, we also lead to tears or reflection, “when you close your say wow, I want to be stronger every day, I want to look for the best version of me,” she said.

A question about whether it hurts to express in writing the book with the topics of kidnapping and death of her mother who she had to deal with, Thalía said that before the book, she did Primera Fila an album that allowed her to be free.

And then she had the need to get her stories through not acting, or music, but writing them.

In addition, she emphasized: “I can not speak only of the pretty and beautiful things, one has to open 100% and make catharsis, because that helps me a lot.”

Finally, she highlighted the great support the fans showed her in difficult times through Twitter.

Source: GrupoFórmula

Thalía on ¡HOLA! México magazine December 21, 2011 issue

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In ¡HOLA!: The shocking and moving confessions of Thalía about the kidnapping of her sisters, her illness, the death of her mother and her love for her husband and children.

Thalía, the multifaceted artist with a successful career, has had many experiences throughout her life, some sad, painful and full of learning, others were joyful and full of hope and happiness. Within the pages of this issue of ¡HOLA! discover the shocking and poignant confessions of the star on the most powerful, important and emotions for what happened.

The beautiful artist had opened her heart to the public and exposed her most painful experiences such as the kidnapping of her sisters in 2002, her battle with Lyme disease in 2008 and the death of her beloved mother, Yolanda Miranda Mange, last May, just weeks before the birth of her second child. “I could not assimilate, for my condition as a public figure, someone had taken the freedom of my sisters … my mom’s death was the biggest lesson of all so far the Lord has commanded me,” said Thalía.

But not everything has been tragic in the life of Thalía, she also lived amazing experiences and lots of love as her marriage to the well-known businessman, Tommy Mottola, and the birth of their beloved children, Sabrina Sakaë and Matthew Alejandro.

Source: ¡HOLA! México

Thalía and Michael Bublé sings Mis Deseos/Feliz Navidad on A Michael Bublé Christmas which was aired on NBC last December 6, 2011 at 8PM.

The holiday season jumps into high gear tomorrow, December 6 at 8/7c, as A Michael Bublé Christmas airs on NBC. The special features songs from Michael Bublé’s new Christmas album, plus heartwarming performances from some very special guest stars, including Justin Bieber, Kellie Pickler, Thalía and more.

We got a few minutes to chat with Michael, Kellie and Thalía about their favorite holiday memories and to give them a chance to send a message directly to their fans this holiday season.

Thalía performs Enséñame a vivir & Equivocada in Teletón México at Auditorio Nacional in Mexico City, Mexico last December 3, 2011.

Thalía opened the telethon 15 years ago, now present songs for donations.

November 4, 2011

Latin star Thalía chats with Access about starting her performance career at a very young age. How did her peers treat her at that time? Plus, in what way was Thalía able to identify with Britney Spears when Britney had her meltdown?

Latin star Thalía chats with Access about the kidnapping of her two sisters in 2002? How long were her sisters held captive? And why does she say seeing a kidnapping in a Hollywood movie is a joke compared to living through one?

Latin star Thalía chats with Access about what motivated her to share her life experiences in her new memoir, Growing Stronger. When she was six years old and her father died, why did she think she was the one who killed him? Plus, how did his death guide her towards a career in entertainment?