Antonella Barba
She was born in California, Santa Monica on the 26th of November, 1986. The singer is the daughter of Vincenzo Barba, her father and Valerie Barba. They moved with their family from Point Pleasant in New Jersey in the year six. She finished her high school education throughout New Jersey at Red Bank Catholic High School. After graduating of Catholic University with a Bachelor's in Architecture and a Master's in Architecture, she continued to study at the university. Her first violin lessons began when she was four years old, and she was known by the name Violin Girl. Performances by her led to the use of her nickname. She also worked as a violin teacher for the children of the surrounding area. When she was nineteen she auditioned for the 6th series of American Idol and sang the 1976 hit single Free. The singer was subsequently eliminated the competition after she reached 16th. There were several songs she performed like 'The Christmas Sing 2009' and 'Out for Blood in 2010'. Additionally she has appeared in a few TV shows, like Jimmy Kimmel Live!. Antonella Barba is an American artist who became famous while competing on the 6th season of American Idol. She was also eliminated following being in the top 16 places in the competition then she started to play her hand at it on screen. Her roles have been in the form of small ones in film and tv shows, as well as appearing on Fear Factor in the season of 2012. According to Daily Mail reports on November 21 2019 she was sentenced to nearly four years of prison time for conspiracy to distribute the drug fentanyl. In July, the artist was sentenced to prison for possessing more than 400 grams of Fentanyl, with the intent of distribution. However, she was arrested in Virginia, in October 2018, after she attempted to distribute two pounds of the drug. Find out more about this troublesome subject by scrolling down. As for her private life she's kept it a secret from the public eye. Perhaps she's waiting for the ideal person to appear just at the right moment.






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