Dua

Dua lipa, a British performer/singer born on 22 August 1995 in London. After working as a fashion model and songwriter, she was able to sign with Warner Bros Records and release her debut album. It peaked at number 3 on the U.K. Albums Chart and produced eight singles including Be the One I.D.G.A.F and New Rules, the U.K. number-one single New Rules which reached number sixth in the United States. Lipa was awarded the Brit Awards for British Female solo artist and British breakthrough act in 2018. The album has been certified platinum in the world. Future Nostalgia Lipa released her new album in 2020. We'll help you celebrate her birthday by sharing it with you. Dua Lipa was born to Kosovo Albanian parents Anesa A Rexha Lipa and Dukagjin Dukagjin in London on 22 August 1995. Her maternal grandmother is the reason she's of Bosnian descendance. Her ancestors can also be identified back to the Kosovo city of Peja. Lipa's grandparents were both historians. Lipa is the younger sister of Rina Lipa, as well as another younger brother named Gjin. Lipa was influenced musically by her father who was the guitar player and lead singer of Oda, the Kosovan rock group Oda. The family she lived in, where Lipa's father was still playing music. He would play his compositions, as well as songs of David Bowie Bob Dylan Radiohead Stereophonics The Police. Lipa started singing at age five. She started singing at her school, the Sylvia Young Theater School when she was only nine years old. young. Lipa covered Beautiful by Christina Aguilera as well as If I Ain't got You by Alicia Keys on YouTube. Lipa was offered an agreement to record by Warner Bros. Records in 2014. In August 2015 the debut track of hers New Love came out.

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