About Daniella Mass
Daniella Mass was born in Barranquilla, Colombia, to a humble family. As a young girl, her dream was to grow up and become a professional singer, performing artist, composer, and music producer. Amazingly talented, Daniella has followed her dreams on a path as bright as her glowing persona, creating the music concept Liri-Pop. As a coloratura soprano, classically educated and trained, Daniella’s vocal range extends beyond four octaves. She sings in Italian, French, Portuguese, Spanish, English, and Japanese. Singing in a new foreign language is never a challenge for Daniella—she finds it electrifying to extend her musical emotions even further to audiences around the globe. Daniella is conversationally proficient in English, Spanish, and Japanese.
Mass has participated in over 20 singing contests throughout her career. Two competitions stand out: On May 3, 2015, Daniella was the first-place winner of the George Gershwin International Music Competition in Brooklyn, New York. In late 2015, she became a semifinalist on America’s Got Talent, where her performances were viewed by an audience of over 11 million people.
Since then, Daniella has had the opportunity to perform with numerous artists, including the legendary tenor José Carreras, The Bond Quartet, Il Volo, jazz flautist virtuoso Nestor Torres, and the sensational Andrea Bocelli. Her musical heroes are Celine Dion, Whitney Houston, Barbra Streisand, Concha Buika, Tina Turner, and Edith Piaf. Daniella has had the great fortune of performing for Princess Hitachi in Tokyo, Japan, at Mishima University, and in Mexico for the Facebook Women’s Leadership Organization. She’s also performed in Venezuela, São Paulo, Brazil, New York, Orlando, Los Angeles, Missouri, Tampa, and Miami.
Tireless and always working, Daniella played the lead role of Eva Perón in the Andrew Lloyd Webber/Tim Rice musical “Evita” at the Broadway-affiliated Wick Theatre in Boca Raton, Florida, in 2020. In the opera world, Mass has played Carmen with the Tampa City Ballet at the Straz Center (2022) and New Tampa Performing Arts Center (2024), with more dates being added for spring 2025. Daniella Mass continues writing, recording, and producing her own music, releasing a new song per month, including the original synth-pop hit “Y Can’t U C,” the ballad “Lágrimas Congeladas,” and Christmas albums available on every streaming platform.
