Shivonne Liesl-Anne Churche (Lil’ Bitts)

  • Shivonne Liesl-Anne  Churche (Lil’ Bitts)
© Shivonne Liesl-Anne Churche
Singer, Song writer/composer
Principal country concerned : Column : Music, Media
Trinidad and Tobago


Born on October 31st, Shivonne Liesl-Anne Churche also known to the music world as Lil' Bitts. Named after Liesl the oldest girl in the Sound of Music, her mother Emerita Sambrano-Churche knew that she was going to be a singer.



In the early years she showed early signs that she was going to be a performer. She attended Sacred Heart Girls' RC School, Woodbrook Government Secondary and Trinizuela College during that period she participated in many competitions calypso and soca competitions where she won and also was a finalist.



At age 17 she made the conversion from calypso to soca where she performed in the Junior Soca Monarch Competition and placed seventh. From there she knew she wanted to do this full time.



In 2004 she made her first break through performing a song called "In My Country" featuring Bunji Garlin. As the years went by she added more hits to her name. "Crush" feat Sean Caruth, "Bump" one of her biggest songs to date both of which were written by Kernal Roberts. "Crush" enabled her to make her first debut into the International Groovy Monarch Competition. It was followed by "Esta Fiesta" written by Lil' Bitts.

Partners

  • Arterial network
  • Media, Sports and Entertainment Group (MSE)
  • Gens de la Caraïbe
  • Groupe 30 Afrique
  • Alliance Française VANUATU
  • PACIFIC ARTS ALLIANCE
  • FURTHER ARTS
  • Zimbabwe : Culture Fund Of Zimbabwe Trust
  • RDC : Groupe TACCEMS
  • Rwanda : Positive Production
  • Togo : Kadam Kadam
  • Niger : ONG Culture Art Humanité
  • Collectif 2004 Images
  • Africultures Burkina-Faso
  • Bénincultures / Editions Plurielles
  • Africiné
  • Afrilivres

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