Samantha Mumba
Irish singer and actress known for her hit single "Gotta Tell You" and roles in films like "The Time Machine".
Pop Singer
January 18, 1983
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Samantha Mumba, the Irish singer-songwriter, dancer, actress, fashion model, and TV presenter, rose to fame with her debut single “Gotta Tell You” in 2000. The song topped charts in Ireland, New Zealand, and several European countries, reaching the top twenty. Her subsequent hits include “Cherry Pop,” “Baby Girl,” and “Missing You.”
Mumba’s debut album, “Gotta Tell You,” achieved platinum status in the UK and Ireland. She released two more albums, “Woman” (2002) and “The Collection” (2006), and collaborated with renowned artists like TLC, Ricky Martin, and Westlife.
Beyond music, Mumba ventured into acting, appearing in films like “The Time Machine” (2002) and “Boy Eats Girl” (2005). She showcased her talents in stage productions and songwriting, penning songs for artists such as Anastacia and Kelly Clarkson.
Mumba’s accolades include the MTV Europe Music Award for Best Irish Act and the MOBO Award for Best R&B Act. She received a Grammy nomination for Best Dance Recording for “Gotta Tell You.” With over 6 million records sold worldwide, Mumba’s impact on the music industry is undeniable.
On the personal front, Mumba married Torray Scales in 2012 and has two children. She actively engages inæ åå·¥ä½, supporting causes related to children’s education and poverty alleviation.
Samantha Mumba’s talent, versatility, and philanthropic spirit continue to inspire fans and make her a beloved figure in the entertainment industry.
