Lovari

In the summer of 1998 , Lovari dazzled the audience of "The Jenny Jones Show" by performing one of his original songs. That was just the beginning. Since, he has gone on to perform and guest on various other syndicated and independent shows, mostly based in New
York City. His talents have now landed him into the arms of E.L.I. Records.

Born in Queens, New York, Lovari has had dreams and aspirations to "entertain the globe" since the age of five. Always yearning for attention, he landed various roles in school plays and musical productions. After graduating Bayside High School in 1995, Lovari decided to take a short hiatus before attending college to begin a serious embracement into the music industry.

Lovari says, " I went to every club that you can
imagine and just studied performer's moves, attitudes, and the way that people reacted to it. I already was unique in my own way and always demanded (and received) attention, but my hunger for more influence yielded me to observe others around me." Thus, he began his own combination of unique fashion and a falsetto-baritone voice. Following his nighttime club ventures, Lovari enrolled in Queens borough Community
College to study Music Therapy. He also began to work on his demo and enlisted the help of Lee Evans, known for his remixes of TKA and Affrika Bambatta singles.

This led to more club performances and he eventually ran into a popular impersonator, Frankie Quinones, who brought Lovari's demo to the attention of Freddy Lopez, CEO of E. L. I. Records, who discovered Lovari and landed him a record deal.His single, "These Tears" is written and produced by A Rodriguez and can be found on the compilation album, "El Show De Freddy Lopez - Estilo Libre 2 : Lluvia De Estrellas"