Liamani Segura is a Racine, Wisconsin-born American kid vocalist.
At six, Segura started singing openly, self-trained, singing the US public song of praise before huge groups at secondary school and expert b-ball and baseball occasions.
Rather than her little body, her voice is viewed as strong and blasting. In 2018, she has given a role as Dorothy in The Wiz at Lees–McRae College’s mid year theater in North Carolina.
Liamani Segure was born to parent Anthony Segura and Joana Segura.
Liamani Segura was born on October 24, 2008, in Racine, Wisconsin. Anthony Segura, her dad, is a handicapped veteran of the United States Army Reserve, and Joanna, her mom, is an authorized attendant.
She has two kin: a more youthful brother and a senior sister.
Segura dispatched her own YouTube account in 2020, where she transfers film of her live exhibitions and versions of famous melodies.
She participated in the Deborah Cox Challenge, delivering her interpretation of Cox’s tune “No one’s Supposed to Be Here” on Instagram and getting incredible appreciation from Cox herself.
Liamani Segura’s age is 13 years of age, and she started singing at two years old. She was self-educated and didn’t partake in coordinated melodic exercises as a young lady. She sharpened her voice emphases by watching YouTube music recordings.
At the point when she was in kindergarten, she played out the public song of praise without precedent for public at a school ability challenge, and she immediately extended to athletic fields.
In February 2015, she played out “The Star-Spangled Banner” before 1,300 individuals at a St. Catherine’s High School ball game, her second live commitment outside her home.
Liamani Seugura is big on Instagram.Famous as @liamanisings, Segura has amassed more than 215k adherents on the web-based media stage.
She is quite dynamic, as well, every now and again posting one out of two days or something like that.
The majority of her posts are of her singing complexity and her gathering new individuals.
In 2018, 2019, and 2020, Segura was casted a ballot the best performer in the area by Racine Journal Times perusers.
She came in runner up for her “I’ll Be There” execution in a 2019 ability challenge helping the Racine Dominican Sisters’ HOPES Center.
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