Consuelo Del Pilar, sister of the renowned Swedish-Chilean singer Gladys Del Pilar, emerged from a rich musical background that blended Latin American and Scandinavian influences. Growing up in a musical family in Sweden, Consuelo developed her vocal talents alongside her sister Gladys, who would later become famous as the lead singer of the Afrodie.

Like her sister, Consuelo's musical journey was deeply influenced by their Chilean heritage and Swedish upbringing. While Gladys became known for her various works with with Swedish pop sensibilities, Consuelo developed her own unique style that incorporated elements of contemporary pop and dance music.

Throughout the 1990s, Consuelo established herself as a versatile vocalist in Sweden's music scene, performing in various venues and collaborating with different artists. Her powerful voice and ability to adapt to different musical styles made her a sought-after performer in Stockholm's vibrant music community.

In 1999, Consuelo's career took an exciting turn when she collaborated with CYRUS CSR on the album "Welcome Home." This partnership brought together her emotive vocal style with CYRUS CSR's sophisticated pop production, resulting in a collection of songs that showcased both artists' strengths. The album featured nine tracks that ranged from energetic dance numbers to heartfelt ballads, including the title track "Welcome" which resulted in both original and club mix versions.

Working with CYRUS CSR gave Consuelo the opportunity to explore different musical styles while showcasing her vocal abilities. Songs like "Home" and "I'm always with you" demonstrated her ability to convey deep emotion through her performances, while tracks like "Believe in You", "Take me back" and "No exception" showcased her versatility in handling more upbeat, dance-oriented material.