Dua

Dua Lipa was born on 22nd august 1995, in London United Kingdom. She decided to sign to Warner Bros Records in 2014 following her work as an actress and then dropped her debut album, self-titled in the year 2017. This album reached number 3 at the U.K. Charts and released 8 singles. They included Be the one I.D.G.A.F The U.K. No. 1 single New Rules as well as the U.K. No. #1 single New Rules. Lipa received an award at the Brit Awards in 2018 for British Female Solo Artist and British Breakthrough Act, and her album has been certified as platinum across the globe in a variety of countries. Future Nostalgia's sophomore studio album came out in the year 2020. You can help the singer celebrate by visiting her website. Dua Lipa was born on 22 august 1995, in London. She is the daughter of Kosovo Albanians Anesa Laxha, and Dukagjin lipa. The maternal grandparents of her are Bosnian. Additionally, you can find her family's roots in the Kosovo village of Peja. Her grandfathers were both historians. Lipa is the younger sister of Rina Lipa, and has a younger brother named Gjin. Lipa was heavily influenced by music by her father, who was the guitarist and singer in Oda, the Kosovan rock band Oda. The family home where Lipa grew up, was one in which her father played music by David Bowie Bob Dylan Radiohead Stereophonics The Police Stereophonics. Lipa began to sing when she was only five years old. The first time she sang was during the Sylvia Young Theater School when she was just nine years old. Lipa sang in the song If I'm Not Gone You by Alicia Keys, and Beautiful Christina Aguilera. Lipa has signed Warner Bros. Records a agreement in 2014. New Love, Lipa's debut single, was released in August 2015.