“Nicolina Bozzo, a skilled Canadian songwriter anc vocalist, took part in the 20th season of American Idol. Additionally, she showcased her musical abilities in the production of ‘A Killer Party’ at The Institute For The Performing Arts.”
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Born in 2003 in Toronto, Canada, Nicolina Bozzo is the daughter of Dave Bozzo and Marcella D’Alessandro. She has two younger sisters, Alessia Bozzo and Isabella Bozzo. Canadian by nationality, she is currently unmarried. While her zodiac sign is unknown, her hobbies include singing and acting.
PHYSICAL APPEARANCE
Height :- 5′ 7″
Weight :- 86 Kg
Body Measurement :- Not Known
Eye Colour :- Black
Hair Colour :- Black
EDUCATION
Details about Nicolina Bozzo’s early education are unavailable, but she successfully graduated from St. Elizabeth Catholic High School.
CAREER
Bozzo initiated her songwriting journey in the fifth grade and later unveiled an EP titled “Moving On,” featuring three songs: “Moving On,” “Take Me Down,” and “I Don’t Love You Anyway.”
Furthermore, she showcased her acting prowess with roles in Cue’s Shrek The Musical, The Lights Productions, and The Institute For The Performing Arts.
Bozzo embarked on her television journey through the singing reality show American Idol Season 20, broadcast on ABC in 2022. Moreover, she auditioned for America’s Got Talent Season 16, though she did not progress further in the competition.
Bozzo seizes every chance to perform, participating in showcases within and beyond school settings. Engaged in community drama, she has graced productions like Wizard of Oz, High School Musical, Aladin, Hairspray, Mamma Mia, A Killer Party, and Grease, as outlined in an artist profile by Cue the Lights.
Bozzo was chosen to participate in the community talent show Aurora Teen Idol and was selected as a soloist at the Kalied Festival.
During her American Idol audition in front of Katy Perry, Luke Bryan, and Lionel Richie, Bozzo delivered a standout performance of Sara Bareilles’s “She Used To Be Mine,” earning a golden ticket and a standing ovation from the judges.
