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BIOGRAPHY<\/strong>\r\nAmerican singer-songwriter, rapper, spoken word poet, dancer, and actress of Puerto Rican descent, Scarlett Santana was born on May 31, 1988 and raised in Newark, New Jersey. She debuted on the dance pop music scene in 2010 with \u201cLive Your Life\u201d produced by Robert Clivilles, released on a Bill Coleman Remixxer compilation album. Subsequently, Scarlett Santana released her second single \u201cRain\u201d also produced by Robert Clivilles and Eric Kupper in 2011. \u201cRain\u201d was supported by DJ Riddler, Eric Morillo, David Guetta, Robbie Rivera, Stone Bridge and Dave Seaman to name a few and became a Top 10 Billboard smash hit. In October 2011 \u201cRain\u201d peaked at No. 1 on the UK Billboard Charts in Breakouts for HOT Dance Club Play.\r\nEarly Life<\/strong>\r\nBorn and raised in Newark, New Jersey by a single mother of three, Scarlett Santana was first exposed to music at home and in kindergarten. Scarlett Santana remembers vividly a joyful day at home with her mother to whom Scarlett Santana credits for her influence in music, listening to all the classics from soft Ballads to Disco to Fania All Stars Salsa musicians to mention a few. Scarlett Santana also credits her Music teacher Ms. Ivy Wallace for helping her find her voice through music. Ms. Wallace saw something special in Scarlett Santana and thus helped to develop her singing, as well as plant the seed for what has grown to be a dynamic and compelling stage presence.\r\nBy age 12, Scarlett Santana was writing her own songs and resolute in her desire to touch the world with her music. Several years later, now armed with self-penned tracks, she\u2019d pound the pavement looking for studio time and securing gigs at Nuyorican Poet\u2019s Cafe\u0301 for her spoken word ability and singing in New York and New Jersey\u2019s hottest club venues including Club New York, Avalon, China Club, Orchard Beach festival, and Tribeca where Scarlett Santana opened for an artist who would become instrumental in her career- legendary Freestyle singer George Lamond. He took Scarlett Santana under his wing and became her mentor. As of more recent, she has been honing her craft in acting under the mentorship of Hollywood actor Stu \u201cLarge\u201d Riley and since then has been giving three independent movie scripts for audition.\r\n\r\n