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ViTA is a Venezuelan singer who was born in Mérida, Venezuela. At the age of 15 she signed her first recording contract with "Hecho a Mano Discos" with the girl band "La Niña", which it was directed by Ricardo Montaner. In Venezuela, she performed in more than 70 concerts and interviews. The single "Déjame volar contigo" was positioned in the top rankings of the Venezuelan radio stations for 3 years. She was also the lead actress and singer in the TV series "Hasta el Final" with Venevisión that was aired for over fifteen months. As an actress, she also participated in the Servando and Florentino's movie: "Muchacho Solitario" in 1999. All these performances and popularity made "La Niña" the winner of the award: "Best New Group of the Year". ViTA recorded the first album with ADN (Renamed after "La Niña") in Venezuela, and co-wrote the songs with the Grammy Nominees: Yasmil Marrufo and the producer Fernando Rojo. In 2004, the band traveled to Perú, where they performed in more than 60 concerts and positioned 3 singles at the top of the Peruvian radio stations for a whole year. "Universal Music Miami" signed ADN. In 2005 ViTA went back to Venezuela where she composed the soundtrack of the Elia Schneider's movie: "Des-Autorizados" and acted as one of the three main singers. At the end of 2005, ViTA moved to Miami where she started composing with Francisco Del, who understands the anglo and latin fusion. ViTA founded the sound that she always dreamed of. In June 2011, ViTA celebrates the release of Breakaway, which is the name of her first single.