Sarah Hayley Orrantia

Sarah Hayley Orrantia (born February 21 the 21st of February 1994) is an American performer, actress, and songwriter. She is famous for her role as Erica Goldberg, a comedian on ABC's The Goldbergs. She was part of Lakoda Rayne (a country-pop girl group founded by Paula Abdul in the first season of The X Factor). In 2015, she debuted "Love Sick" the first single from her debut album. The debut EP, The Way Out (May 2019), was released. Orrantia started singing when she was nine years old . She began professional training at twelve. Her first song was written at the age of 13. At 13 years old she wrote her first song. Orrantia was selected to audition for the X Factor's debut season in summer 2011. Orrantia was selected from the submissions on YouTube submission and received four votes of approbation from judges during the live auditions stage in Seattle. The audition was initially an artist on her own, however, at Hollywood Week, she was joined by three other female singers to form a group. They were eliminated in the fifth week of live shows.




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