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Reina Ley (The Voice) Age, Date of Birth, Career, TV Show, Wiki, Biography, Family and More
Reina Ley is an American Singer and Songwriter. She is best known for participating in NBC’s singing reality show The Voice Season 22, mentored by John Legend, Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani and Camila Cabello. Reina has Mexican roots and currently lives in San Tan Valley, Arizona with her parents.
Bio
| Real Name | Reina Ley |
| Profession | Singer |
| Date of Birth | August 10, 2008 |
| Age | 15 Years |
| Birth Place | San Tan Valley, Arizona |
| Nationality | American |
| Home Town | San Tan Valley, Arizona |
| Family | Mother : Name Not Known Father : Name Not Known Sister : 1 Younger Sister  Brother : Not Available |
| Address | San Tan Valley, Arizona |
Education Details and More
| School | Not Known |
| Educational Qualification | Pursuing Schooling |
| Debut | Television : The Voice (2022) |
| Awards | Not Available |
| Hobbies | Playing Soccer and Traveling |
Social Media Presence
Some Facts About Reina Ley
- Reina Ley was born and raised in San Tan Valley, Arizona.
- She is youngest contestant of TV show The Voice season 22.
- Reina performed a traditional Mariachi song Cielito Lindo, during The Voice Blind Auditions and forced Camila and Gwen to turn their chair. She later chose to join Team Camila for the show.
- Before appearing on television, she has been performed at various festivals and music events.
- In December 2019, she got chance to sing National Anthem at the Teens/Kids Fashion Show.
- Reina likes playing soccer and even considers it as her second love.
- She is fluent in Spanish and English language.
- Her YouTube channel features dozens of covers, in both Spanish and English.
- She is a dog lover and has a pet dog named Rocket.
- Reina was featured on the nationally televised Spanish language program Wake Up America Live in a segment “Mi hijo es un artista”.
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