Recognition NICKELODEON to Canarian artist
Best Spanish Influencer to the Canarian singer ARIANN
At a gala held on March 26 in Los Angeles (USA), the young Canarian artist ARIANN won recognition for the “Best Spanish Influencer 2018” by the international TV network Nickelodeon.
ARIANN, at 11 y.o. is a great “influencer” on social networks with more than 2.25 million followers on YouTube and thousands of others on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and also on musical.ly, like, where she occupies the top positions nationally and globally.
A native of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, she has already been present at international music festivals and competitions in Romania, the Czech Republic, Switzerland and the United States, with the support of ORFEUM – Organization of European Music Festivals and its EUROSINGERS outreach program. In all of them she has obtained excellent results competing with artists from all over the World.
It is also very important to have obtained the precious “Golden Button” of Youtube, being the youngest Spanish singer to whom this important award has been granted, which is granted for achieving one million subscribers, thus becoming the “youtuber” most Young of Spain and a SINGER and ARTIST with capital letters, of which the Spanish audience must be proud for her excellent representation abroad, for her demonstration of talent in each stage and television set that she step on and for the more than 300 million reproductions of her songs on YouTube.
Student of 4th violoncello in the conservatory of her city, she has been living music since she was born, one month of April 2006, since hers father is a concert pianist and professor at the Canary Islands Conservatory of Music (Sede Tenerife) and her mother, apart from being her vocal coach, she is also one of many other Canarian artists.
From here we congratulate both ARIANN and her family and we know that very soon she will continue to give good news for music made in the Canary Islands in her new national and international appointments in the coming months.
