Dulce María
Dulce María in 2009, Miguel Campos / Shutterstock.com
Birth Name: Dulce María Espinosa Saviñón
Place of Birth: Mexico City, Mexico
Date of Birth: December 6, 1985
Ethnicity: Mexican – including Spanish [Andalusian, Cantabrian, Castilian, Aragonese], Indigenous, Basque, distant African and Galician, as well as some Italian, one sixteenth Danish, one sixteenth Irish, and one sixteenth Scottish, remote Portuguese
Dulce María is a Mexican singer, songwriter, actress, and author. She was a member of pop group RBD. The other members of the group were Anahí, Christian Chávez, Alfonso Herrera, Maite Perroni, and Christopher von Uckermann.
Dulce is the daughter of Blanca Guadalupe Saviñón Henderson and Fernando Espinosa Ávila. Dulce is married to producer Paco Álvarez, with whom she has a daughter.
Dulce is a first cousin, twice removed, of painter Frida Kahlo. Dulce’s maternal great-great-grandparents, Antonio Calderón Sandoval and Isabel Adela González Garduño, were also Frida’s maternal grandparents.
Dulce’s paternal grandfather was Salvador Espinosa López (the son of Ezequiel Espinosa Rueda and Natalia López Chávez). Salvador was born in Huetamo, Michoacán. Ezequiel was the son of Rosendo Espinosa Jaimés and María Celsa Rueda. Natalia was the daughter of Epifanio López and Candelaria Chávez.
Dulce’s paternal grandmother was María Ávila Villanueva (the daughter of Teófilo Ávila Peñaloza and Virginia Villanueva Gómez). María was born in Huetamo, Michoacán. Teófilo was the son of Modesto Ávila Santa María and María Eufracia Peñaloza López. Virginia was the daughter of Severiano Villanueva Soria and María Pastor Gómez Maldonado.
Dulce’s maternal grandfather was Jorge Rubén Saviñón Tonti (the son of Adalberto Antonio Ramón Saviñón Hermosillo and Eva Theodora Philomena Tonti). Jorge was born in Madrid, Spain. Adalberto was the son of Adalberto Pioquinto Crescencio Agustín Antonio de Padua de Jesús María y José Saviñón Peñarroja and María Dolores Elena Francisca de Paula Magdalena Ignacia Felipa de Jesús Trinidad Gutiérrez de Hermosillo y Veraza. Dulce’s great-grandmother Eva was born in Frederiksberg, Denmark, the daughter of Giuseppe Alfredo Tonti, of Naples, Italy, and of Ingeborg Sophie Helen Høybye, who was Danish.
Dulce’s maternal grandmother was Blanca Isabel Henderson Calderón (the daughter of Juan Henderson Hunt and Guadalupe de la Luz Calderón González). Dulce’s grandmother Blanca was born in Mexico City. Juan was the son of a Scottish emigrant, John Henderson, of Dollar, Clackmannanshire, and of an English emigrant, Agnes Margaret Hunt, of Liverpool, who likely was of Irish origin. Dulce’s great-grandmother Guadalupe was the daughter of Antonio Calderón Sandoval and Isabel Adela González Garduño, and was the maternal aunt of Frida Kahlo.
Dulce’s matrilineal ancestry can be traced to her third great-grandmother, Gregoria Garduño (c. 1825, San Felipe del Progreso, State of Mexico – October 16, 1852, Mexico City).
Source: Genealogy of Dulce María – https://www.geni.com
Dulce is married to producer Paco Álvarez.
Fernando’s maternal family name is Ávila. Blanca’s middle name and maternal family name are Guadalupe and Henderson, respectively.
Dulce’s paternal grandfather was Salvador Espinosa López (the son of Ezequiel Espinosa Rueda and Natalia López Chávez). Salvador was born in Huetamo, Michoacán. Ezequiel was the son of Rosendo Espinosa and Celsa Rueda. Natalia was the daughter of Epifanio López and Candelaria Chávez.
Dulce’s paternal grandmother was María Ávila Villanueva (the daughter of Teófilo Ávila Peñaloza and Virginia Villanueva Gómez). María was born in Huetamo, Michoacán. Teófilo was the son of Modesto Ávila Santa María and María Eufracia Peñaloza López. Virginia was the daughter of Severiano Villanueva Soria and María Pastor Gómez Maldonado.
Dulce’s maternal grandfather was Jorge Rubén Saviñón Tonti (the son of Adalberto Saviñón Hermosillo and Eva Theodora Philomena Tonti). Jorge was born in Madrid, Spain. Adalberto was the son of Adalverto Pioquinto Crescencio Saviñón Penarroja and Elena Hermosillo Veraza. Eva was born in Copenhagen, Denmark, the daughter of Giuseppe Alfredo Tonti, of Naples, Italy, and of Ingeborg Sophie Helen Høybye.
Dulce’s maternal grandmother was Blanca Isabel Henderson Calderón (the daughter of Juan Henderson Hunt and Guadalupe Calderón González). Dulce’s grandmother Blanca was born in Mexico City. Juan was the son of a Scottish emigrant, John Henderson, of Dollar, Clackmannanshire, and of an English emigrant, Agnes Margaret Hunt, of Liverpool. Dulce’s great-grandmother Guadalupe was the daughter of Antonio Calderón Sandoval and Isabel González Garduño, and was the maternal aunt of painter Frida Kahlo.
Aside from 1/16 Danish, 1/16 English, 1/16 Italian and 1/16 Scottish, her Mexican ancestry includes Indigenous and Spanish so far.
Genealogy of Dulce María – https://www.geni.com/people/Dulce-Mar%C3%ADa/6000000119885313821
Correction: Frederiksberg, not Copenhagen
Wouldn’t this make Frida Kahlo her first cousin twice removed?
The younger Adalberto’s middle names are Antonio Ramón. Also, correct the older Adalberto’s full name to Adalberto Pioquinto Crescencio Agustín Antonio de Padua de Jesús María y José Saviñón Peñarroja. Elena’s full name is María Dolores Elena Francisca de Paula Magdalena Ignacia Felipa de Jesús Trinidad Gutiérrez de Hermosillo y Veraza.
Include Basque as part of her Mexican ancestry. Also, include Andalusian, Cantabrian, and Castilian as parts of her Spanish ancestry.
Include Aragonese as part of her Spanish ancestry, and distant African and Galician as parts of her Mexican ancestry. Other ancestry includes remote Portuguese. Also, her Italian ancestry is more than 1/16 because of her distant Italian ancestry aside from the Tonti side. Tag Ligurian and Neapolitan as well.
Agnes’ ethnicity could have been Irish rather than English because her mother’s maiden surname is Murphy, which is definitely of Irish origin. Also, Liverpudlians in the 19th century were predominantly of Irish descent. The Hunts could have also been originated from Ireland too.
Dulce’s great-grandmother Guadalupe’s middle name is de la Luz. Isabel’s middle name is Adela.
Dulce’s matrilineal ancestry can be traced back to her third great-grandmother, Gregoria Garduño (c. 1825, San Felipe del Progreso, State of Mexico – October 16, 1852, Mexico City.
Rosendo’s maternal family name is Jaimés. Celsa’s first name is María, however she doesn’t have paternal family name as she was illegitimate.
Dulce is the daughter of Fernando Espinosa and Blanca Saviñón.
link her with Frida
Just beautiful love her hair color
she’s ugly.