Leanne Ellul
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Leanne Ellul born on 13 October, 1989 and grow up and lives at Luqa, She is a Singer.
Since it was at a tender age she showed the drive for singing at an early age. Young Trainee at Doreen Galea and later at Glen Vella to do so until it had lasted 18 years. Over the years that lasted sing took some training in playing the piano and wrote the lyrics of several songs her own, both Maltese and English like Colours of Love, My Life.
Prayer for Peace,Żmien in-Nanniet, Bibien tal-Ħadid and others. Sang the lyrics by Deo Grech and Doris Chetcuti and the music of Glen Vella and Elton Zarb among others. A number of festivals that took part in them are Fl-Għaqda l-Melodija, Malta Junior Eurovision 2003 and Malta Junior Eurovision 2014 and Showtime with 'Aceline'.
Leanne also participated in Challenge 2007, which followed the training and do the three main areas of performing arts singing, dancing and performing arts. The last festival that took part was L-Għanja tal-Maltin where she won first place with the song ' Żerniq' to composed by Lara Schembri and Dana McKeon and she wrote her own words. This festival also took top prize for interpretation.
Since that time, Leanne ceased active music scene as before, but still contributed as soloist Assumpta Est course such as backing vocalist, took care to work in this field as children / to children also some special occasions like 'kKORdati'.
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