Barbara padilla where is she now

Season Wildcard Show. Other Seasons. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Barbara Padilla. I just needed my treatment to be done. But in a cruel twist of fate, her doctors back home informed her that the radiation treatments she now needed to save her life would likely damage her vocal chords so severely that she would never sing again.

A risky bone marrow transplant was her only remaining option. But her friends and family rallied around her, and with a strengthened resolve, she returned to Guadalajara, ready to do whatever she needed to do to survive. Not only was the procedure a success, but she recovered so quickly that she was on her way back to the Moores School of Music just a short month later.

This time, the cancer was behind her for good. And the rest is history. I've worked on about a dozen Grammy winning records in a wide range of categories, have myself been nominated 3 times, and I've won a Best Engineered Latin Grammy. Paul then describes the second of two projects he is currently mastering: " The other record is by an incredible opera singer named Barbara Padilla, who is from Mexico, but now lives in Houston, TX.

She was a winning contestant on America's Got Talent a few years ago, has recovered from stage 4 cancer, and is a deeply soulful musical talent. Look her up on Google. Her vocal performances will bring you to tears. Believe me, I've shed a few while working on this recording. Paul goes on to say that he is not aware of the release date, but this is something I will be keeping an eye on. Who says the record industry has gone bust?

Search Query Show Search. Then I started noticing some hard growths around my neck. They did not hurt. At first I assumed they were muscles that were developing from all the singing I was doing, but they were not symmetrical, so I decided to have them checked. After a treacherous five-year fight that included all kinds of chemotherapy, radiation, and awful concoctions, I got a bone marrow transplant that finally put an end to the illness.

I am not going to venture into any of the details. But believe me, it was not short of nightmares, scares, and many miraculous events. Still, the most remarkable — and beautiful — part of my cancer journey was the function it had in carving the path of my life.