Ramiele Malubay

Filipino-American singer from American Idol

Ramiele Malubay - Filipino-American singer from American Idol
Born

September 6th, 1987
37 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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Born in the United States to Filipino parents, a successful singing career began with participation in the seventh season of an acclaimed television competition. The standout performances gained significant attention and a devoted fan base. Following the competition, released a few singles and contributed to various musical projects. Despite not winning the competition, secured a lasting presence in the music industry and performed at numerous events showcasing a powerful vocal ability.

Participated in American Idol Season 7

Released singles including 'Crazy' and 'In the Dark'

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