Bleona (b. 1985)

Alias:
Bleona Qereti

Birthplace:
Albania

Born:
May 14, 1985

BLEONA, the International pop icon, redefines the word “DIVA” in her uncontainable rise to stardom Her powerful vocals, charmingly brash persona and reputation as an electrifying performer, have lifted her to the Top of the Billboard music charts. BLEONA is a multiple award-winning, multi-lingual recording artist. She’s sold more than 5million records, graced over FORTY magazine covers, and performed for millions of fans — all while operating as a completely independent artist. In the past few years alone, Bleona has broken the Top Ten Billboard Dance Club Songs chart with her #1 Hit “I Don’t Need Your Love” and #3 Hit “Take You Over”.  The track “Wicked Love,” spotlighted and scored the #12 spot in 2018 as well.  BLEONA additionally made her “directorial debut” with two stunning videos, one for her 2018 single “I Don’t Need Your Love” and another for the epic, smoldering, follow-up ballad “Monster”.  A beloved luminary, drawing record crowds of up to 70,000 in her native Albania, she continues to perform to consistent sold-out shows. Through it all, Bleona has embraced the thrill of playing by her own rules, while at the same time, respecting her craft, and embracing her ever-growing fan base. BLEONA’s native creative ability has transformed her into a triple-threat phenomenon that has presented no limits to her larger-than-life talents. For more information visit https://www.bleona.com and follow @BLEONA

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