Hayley Orrantia

Actress and singer-songwriter, 'The Goldbergs'

Hayley Orrantia - Actress and singer-songwriter, 'The Goldbergs'
Born

February 21st, 1994
31 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An actress and singer-songwriter, widely recognized for roles in television and music. Gained prominence through the role of Erica Goldberg on the ABC sitcom 'The Goldbergs', which started airing in 2013. Also pursued a career in music, releasing singles that showcase a blend of pop and country genres. Initiated a musical career alongside acting, contributing to her recognition as a multi-talented performer.

Portrayed Erica Goldberg in 'The Goldbergs'

Released singles including 'Love Sick' and 'Kiss Me'

Participated in various voice acting projects

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