Sarah Hayley Orrantia

Sarah Hayley Orrantia was born on the 21st of February the 21st of February, 1994. She is an American actress and singer. Her most famous role is the one of Erica Goldberg in the ABC comedy series The Goldbergs. She was part of Lakoda Rayne. This group of country pop stars was formed by Paula Abdul during The X Factor's inaugural season. In 2015 she released her first single "Love Sick". The debut EP, The Way Out (May 2019) was released. Orrantia started singing when she was 9 years old. She began her professional training at 12 years. The first song she wrote was at 13 years old. By the age of 15, she made her debut EP of covers and began writing with songwriter Jamie Houston who at the time was known for writing hits for three Disney High School Musical movies. In the summer of 2011, Orrantia auditioned for the first season of The X Factor. Orrantia was selected from a YouTube submission , and received four votes of approval from the judges during the live audition stage in Seattle. She was initially auditioning as an artist on her own during Hollywood Week. However, she along with three other female singers were placed in an ensemble to continue the auditions as Lakoda Riayne. They were eliminated during the fifth week in the live shows.




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