Ana Cristina Cash is a bilingual singer-songwriter whom started her career at age six on the show “Sabado Gigante”. At the age of 16 she signed to Sony Music’s Latin division and released her first album Ana Cristina in the Spanish language. At the young age of 19, Cash was given the honor of singing the “Star-Spangled Banner” at the 2005 Presidential Inauguration, making her the first Hispanic in history to do so. That same year, she released “You Can Change the World” as a duet with Michaelangelo. The song’s bilingual counterpart, “El Mundo Puedes Cambiar,” went on to become the theme song for the World Cup Germany 2006. In March of 2017, Ana Cristina released, The Tough Love EP. Ana Cristina then released a full-length Christmas album in 2018 titled, My Christmas Collection. Ana Cristina prepares for the release of her upcoming project, “Shine,” slated for an early 2020 release date. Fans can get a taste of the new album with the release of her first song off the track, “Broken Roses.” Released on World Mental Health Day (Oct. 10, 2019), “Broken Roses” tells a heartbreaking story of the trials and tribulations that go along with loving another who struggles with mental health. Ana hopes to create awareness, promote conversation, and leave her footprint via her music and the release of “Broken Roses.”