Vivek Shraya
Canadian singer and songwriter
Born
February 15th, 1981
44 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Canada
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A Canadian singer and songwriter, recognized for contributions to music and literature. Released multiple albums including 'Part-Time Woman' and 'Shraya's Songs'. Authored novels and collaborated with various artists across genres, exploring themes of identity and culture. Engaged in advocacy for LGBTQ+ representation in the arts and education.
Released 'Part-Time Woman' album
Wrote 'I'm Afraid of Men' novel
Performed in the musical 'How to Fail as a Popstar'
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