Happy 44th Birthday, Thalía! What’s Your Favorite Video?

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The Mexican pop star, actress and designer Thalia turns 44 today (August 26) and she’s been celebrating on social media all week long. "Last sunset of this year of my life!" she tweeted yesterday evening. "Tomorrow, if God gives us life, we’ll see one for my birthday."

The peppiness is par for the course for Thalía, who's been in the spotlight since taping her first TV spot at 1 year old. By nine, Thalía was a regular on Mexican television, in 1986, she joined Mexican pop group Timbiriche, the following year she got her first soap opera role and in 1990 she started releasing solo albums.

Thalía became a superstar playing the poor ingénue on soap operas that aired around the world, even as she became a singing superstar with her mix of ballads and uptempo pop.

Now, happily married to music executive Tommy Mottola, and mom to Sabrina, 7, and Matthew, 4, she's still very much the star.

In the past 12 months, she released a new studio album, Amore Mio, and launched a new full fashion line with Macy's, Thalia Sodi. And at 44, she looks pretty spectacular thanks to hours in the gym ("I love weights, I love the gym," she says) and good eating habits ("I had Lyme disease, so I eat no starches, no sugar and lots of vegetables and protein.")

Today, in honor of Thalía's birthday, Billboard.com looks back at some of their favorite videos from the Mexican pop queen. Which one is your favorite?

"Maria la del Barrio" 1995


The video for the theme song to Thalía's breakout television role has it all: rags to riches, love, deception, lunacy, a lost baby, prison, a fire... you get the gist.

"A Quien le Importa" 2002


Thalía explores her wild side in this very entertaining cover of Spanish pop duo Alaska y Dinarama's ode to individuality. Shot all in black and white, it's all about whacky hairdos, cool dance moves and toned abs.

"No me enseñaste" 2002


Thalía showcases her pop balladeer side in this power ballad penned by Estéfano and Julio Reyes and produced by Estéfano.

"Te Perdiste Mi Amor" feat. Prince Royce, 2013


This bilingual duet with Prince Royce is a pop bachata mix, recorded live as part of Thalía's 2013 Habítame Siempre.

"Por lo que reste de vida" 2014


From Thalía's latest set, Amore Mio, a nostalgic, innocent look at love featuring the cutest child actors!


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