Sara Ramirez

Born on August 31, 1975, in Mazatlán, Mexico, Sara Elena Ramírez is a Mexican-American vocalist, lyricist and performing artist. She moved to Tierrasanta, in San Diego, after her parents got divorced, with her mother. In the wake of finishing the San Diego Creative and Performing Arts school in California, Ramirez went to and got a degree in New York City from the Juilliard School, where she polished her aptitudes as an on-screen character. Ramirez talks both Spanish and English fluently.

In 1998, she made her Broadway entry as Wahzinak in a musical play The Capeman written by Paul Simon. That year, she gave her voice to Lammy in the computer game called UmJammer Lammy. In the PlayStation 2, she later rehashed her part as Lammy in a video game PaRappa the Rapper 2 and has a smaller part in it. In 2001, she assumed the role of Felicia, which is a melodic history in light of the life of Ed Kleban in A Class Act. She additionally acted in The Gershwins' Fascinating Rhythm in 1999 that was appreciated by the Outer Critics Circle and also earned selection for best performer. Ramirez performance with Susanne Bertish and Tovah Feldhuh in The Vagina Monologs in 2002 is her off-Broadway credits. She was included as Marquise de Merteuil in The Game, as Josie in Barrio Babies and as Alicia at IACD in Anna Deavere Smith's Piano at the Denver Center in the Barrington Stage Company.

All the more as of late, she worked with a more youthful era of entertainers portraying the Wold and Prokofiev's Peter by the San Fransisco Symphony Youth Orchestra. These concerts have included Ramirez with Hollis Resnik at the Ravinia, Bravo Berstein in MTW's Twentieth Anniversary Gala Concert at the Hudson Theater, at the Martian in Martians, and Gala of The Barrington Stage Company, in which she sang chosen melodies from her past performance, The Game. In the late spring of 2004, Ramirez worked at The Williamstown Theater Festival. In As the World Turns, she returned to the role of Hannah. In this year, Sara also began as Irma Leone in the season finale of NYPD Blue. In 2004, she got a part in the famous Monty Python’s Spamalot as the Lady of the Lake by Broadway production. In 2005, the melodic opened on Broadway, and she specifically was singled out for her execution, winning several honors including the Tony Award for Best Featured Actress of 2005 in a Musical. After her success on Broadway, she was chosen to join the cast in Gray's Anatomy second season as Dr. Calliope Torres.

She turned into a series consistent member in the third season. On an episode of The Oprah Winfrey Show, she told that ABC officials appreciated her performance in Spamalot and offered her a part in any ABC drama. Ramirez gave Cappella vocals in tune "Silent Night" for the song of the sitcom's 6th season scene "Holidaze," aired on November 19 of 2009. This rendition of the melody was discharged as a solitary on iTunes on December 21 of 2009. Her voice additionally aired in the melodic scene of Gray's Anatomy, Episode 718 "Song Beneath the Song," which got aired on March 31 of 2011. Her music launch was an augmented play discharged on March 27 of 2011 through the iTunes Store. It included three different tunes, and also, a recording of "The Story,” performed on the melodic scene of Gray's Anatomy. This episode got listed at number nine on charts of Billboard's Independent Albums. She left the show after the 12th season at the finish of Gray’s Anatomy. Sara Ramirez proved herself to be a phenomenal actress in the show Gray’s Anatomy and fantastic singer who has increased her fan base and is loved by them.