This is the chance for me to give something back to the country of my birth.
Suzy Vulaca Kraintz, who is one of the four overseas based singers that will be featuring at the Give Back to Fiji Charity Concert tomorrow, is a Suva bred mother of 1 who used to attend at Gospel High School.
Vulaca Kraintz is known for her appearance on American Idol in 2006 where she also appeared with Fantascia as well as Jennifer Hudson who also appeared in the movie, "Dream girls". Vulaca Krintz said that encountering renowned music critic Simon Cowell who is known for his open criticism, only strengthened her to be better.
Vulaca Kraintz also adds that with the Give Back to Fiji concert, youths will be able to learn what it takes to be able to get on their feet and pursue their dreams.
Meanwhile, Vulaca Kraintz also handed over 2 boxes of school bags that are to be handed out to needy children in the country. The Give Back to Fiji Charity Concert will be held tomorrow at the Vodafone Arena with all proceeds going back to those young children in squatter settlements for the new school year.
Chance to give back to Fiji
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