Ciara Brittany is a dynamic new voice in Christian music, whose powerful vocals and heartfelt delivery reflect a lifetime of artistic expression rooted in faith and family legacy. Born on April 3, 1992, in the U.S. with Cuban, Nicaraguan, and European heritage, Ciara was raised in a one-of-a-kind creative environment—as a 5th-generation circus performer. She spent her early childhood touring across the U.S. and Canada with the George Carden Shrine Circus, where she first took the stage at the age of three, singing the national anthem in the center ring atop an elephant tub.

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After settling in Plant City, Florida, Ciara’s passion for performance continued to grow through local theater, dance, and music competitions. She portrayed lead roles such as Annie and Cosette (Les Misérables), trained in multiple dance styles, and studied acting and modeling at John Robert Powers in Tampa. At age 15, she joined Tampa’s Channel 30 as a children’s show actress and later became a regular performer at venues like The Ritz Theater and various community events.

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Throughout her teen and early adult years, Ciara built a diverse portfolio, singing for special events, commercials, and live performances. She has recorded background vocals and collaborations in genres spanning Christian, Latin jazz, R&B, and pop. Her versatility led to work as a lounge singer and voice talent for regional businesses.

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Ciara earned her bachelor’s degree in mass communications from the University of South Florida in 2018. Today, she is the Lead Worshiper at Yeshua House of Fire and part of the worship team at Brandon Chapel. Married to Wilson Perez and a proud mother of three, Ciara continues to write, record, and perform music that glorifies God and speaks to the soul.