Grammy-nominated singer and breakout actress Leslie Grace has garnered critical and fan attention with her impressive resume. Her debut self-titled album, Leslie Grace, earned her the first of four Latin Grammy nominations and numerous other accolades in the U.S. and Latin America.

Grace recently starred in her first feature film, the highly anticipated and critically acclaimed In The Heights. The film is based on Lin Manuel-Miranda’s Tony Award-winning musical, directed by Crazy Rich Asians Jon Chu. She brings the empowering Nina character to life, often drawing on her own experiences growing up with immigrant parents who encouraged her to dream big. She has a number of breathtaking ballads within the film. The film premiered in theaters and on HBO Max.

On the music front, Grace, alongside Meek Mill and Boi-1da, recorded a re-make of the Latin classic “Conga” as her latest single under Sony Music. Grace took over on lead vocals and wrote all new verses on the track and brought it into the modern-day Miami sound that has become a phenomenon in the US during the past few years.

A true force to be reckoned with in the music space, Grace reached #1 on Billboard’s Latin Radio Airplay chart, making her the youngest female Latin artist to achieve this milestone, with her self-titled album’s lead track, a cover of Carole King’s “Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow.” She’s worked with some of the biggest names in the music industry including Diane Warren, had hit collaborations with superstar artists including Maluma, Balvin, Becky G,  Fat Joe, etc., and has played sold-out concerts throughout the U.S., Latin America, and Europe. She performed and presented at this year’s Latin Grammys as well.

A significant presence on Latin television, Leslie has co-hosted the Premios Juventud and LAMA Awards and performed on numerous shows, including the live broadcast of Univision’s New Year’s Eve Celebration in Times Square, the Latin American Music Awards with Becky G and CNCO and at the Premio Lo Nuestro tribute to Gloria Estefan. She headlined the Fiesta de la Flor, one of the largest Latin music festivals in the United States celebrating the life and music of late Tejano superstar, Selena. She performed at the event with special guests Farina, Luis Coronel, and Play - N - Skillz.

Leslie was featured in People En Español’s “Most Influential” list and participated in Spotify’s Viva Latino special called “A Toast with Leslie Grace,” celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month through Latin culture and music legends.

Grace was born in The Bronx to Dominican parents, and currently resides in Los Angeles, CA