Diana Salvatore

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Myspace Backgrounds Intuitive as a child,Diana Salvatore always knew that she wanted to be a performer. Taking into consideration at five years old,she interupted the massy hall perormance of Cats in an attempt to perform on stage. Ten years later she officially joined the Canadian stage company that captured the start of her career. No stranger to the small screen,with roles on the television shows, goosbumps,due south,my hometown,Deepwater black,At the hotel,Save the last dance(Fox Pilot), movies of the week,The luis brail story,and an abc mini series Me and My shadows, based on the life of Judy Garland. Diana made her feature film debut in The Killing Moon at the age of 16, and was later cast alongside Jennifer Lopez and Richard Gere to play the role of Tina in the film shall We Dance.Often recognised for her voice that sang an alto tone beyond her years, Diana was the winner of the BMG/Uomo Music Search contest in 2001.Diana's first single'Baby so what" was featured on the VIK/BMG artist compilation CD Planet Pop alongside musical heavyweights Destinys Child,Britney Spears and N'sync. A diabetic since the age of Six Diana never let anything stand in the way of her dreams, and is involved in many charities. Diana recently worked alongside Canadian singer songwritter Chantel Kreviasuk at the LIV BLU charity event in Toronto and sang for the Hospital for sick Children. An old soul with a retro sound, Diana was always drawn to music not from her time,and got the chance to perform with some of her favorites from the golden soul days when she played along side the Box Tops and opened for the Temptations at the Hershy Center, later that year she was asked to perform for Bill Clinton at the Nelson Mandela tribute.An independent thinker with a passionate drive for success. Diana's evolving sound and look seem not from this era. She hopes to capture the magical moments of a golden time,where music came from the heart,and she is well on her way. Stay tuned.