Faith Rivera
American singer-songwriter
Faith Rivera (born Esther Faith Rivera, Waimea, Hawaii County, Hawaii) is an American singer-songwriter. Rivera set up the independent record label and publishing company Lil' Girl Creations in 1996.
Rivera performed in The Real Love: A New Musical in 2011.
She is a peace ambassador for Fine & Performing Artists for World Peace and was named the 2008 Biggest Giver for Humanity Unites Brilliance, which provided food, water, education and micro-loans to women and children. Rivera received the 2012 Grace Note Award for her contribution to the New Thought movement.
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