Anna Nalick and Aanna Ranoso
Anna Christine Nalick (born Anna Christine Nalick) is an American artist from the United States. The album she released as her debut Wreck of the Day featuring Breathe, her first hit radio single was released on April 19 2005. Nalick was released by Sony's label 2009, after falling out over the release her second album. Anna Nalick was a Californian multi-platinum songwriter and singer. Since the age 15, she has also written songs for various performers. In 2004, she released Wreck of the Day, featuring her first #1 single Breathe2AM. Nalick performed around the world for five years following her album reached the height of her career. Epic Records released Shine just after Nalick was able to make the transition to an independent musician. Anna Ranoso has appeared in NCIS Los Angeles (2009), The Great Wall (2016), and Criminal Minds 2005. Anna Ranoso is a novelty performer from America's Got Talent Season 7. The show was canceled after Anna Ranoso had been eliminated from the competition at the time of her audition. Anna Ranoso is a martial dancer/stuntwoman who has 12 years of training in martial arts. Her birthplace was in the Philippines and was raised in Australia's eastern coast. The family relocated into West Bloomfield Michigan in 1995 when she was just 11 years old. old. Taekwondo was her very first martial art after turning fifteen. Anna moved to Los Angeles CA, in 2008 following her graduation from her college. In Los Angeles, she learned different martial art disciplines like muay-thai capoeira, muay-thai and mu. She is particularly good with the double nunchaku and katana. Over the past three years she has been doing stuntwork incorporating martial arts and gymnastics and has engaged in parkour and tricking for shoots for film and TV as well as live shows. Anna is well-rounded and is a huge fan of combat choreography, stunts, and tricking. The most popular stunt she performs is an fighting on screen. She is a fan of projects that require the action.






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