Sarah Hayley Orrantia

Sarah Hayley Orrantia (born February 21st 1994) is an American singer, actress and songwriter. Her most well-known performance is that of Erica Goldberg in the ABC comedy series The Goldbergs. She was part of Lakoda Rayne, a country pop group formed by Paula Abdul during the first season of The X Factor. Her debut single was released "Love Sick" in 2015. The debut EP, The Way Out (May 2019), was released. Orrantia is the writer of "Who I Am" and "Power of A Girl", both for the National Disorders Association. She has a strong support for Stand Up to Cancer, Susan G. Komen and Lungevity and also the cancer charities Susan G. Komen and Lungevity. 15 years old, she is an ambassador for the Texas Music Project. This helps raise awareness and funds for music education in public school schools. Sarah Hayley Orrantia, a Texas native, was born in Arlington on 22 February 1994. She was born in Highland Village, Texas.


         

    


         





        

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