Lea Salonga
Acting
Born: 1971-02-22 · Manila, Philippines
Biography
María Lea Carmen Imutan Salonga (born February 22, 1971), better known as Lea Salonga, is a Filipina singer and actress best known for her roles in musical theatre, for supplying the singing voices of two Disney Princesses, and as a recording artist and television performer, especially in the Philippines. Description above from the Wikipedia Lea Salonga licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
🎬 Movies (20)
Forgotten Island
2026
Manananggal (voice)
KPop Demon Hunters
2025
Celine (Original Songs Performance) (voice)
Bryant Park NYC Tree Lighting 2024
2024
Self
Season of Light: Christmas with the Tabernacle Choir
2023
Self
Once Upon a Studio
2023
Jasmine / Mulan (singing voice)
Plague at the Golden Gate
2022
Narrator (voice)
Reopening: The Broadway Revival
2022
Self
Lea Salonga - Live at Expo 2020 Dubai
2021
Self
Show of Titles
2021
"Promises, Promises" Performer
Musicals: The Greatest Show
2021
Self
Yellow Rose
2020
Gail
Expedition Reef
2019
Narrator (voice)
Allegiance
2016
Kei Kimura
Il Divo: Amor & Pasion Tour in Japan
2016
Singer
Miss Saigon: 25th Anniversary Performance
2016
Special Finale Guest Star
Il Divo: A Musical Affair - Live in Japan
2014
Self
To Be Takei
2014
Self
Les Misérables: The History of the World's Greatest Story
2013
Self (archive footage)
Les Misérables: 25th Anniversary in Concert
2010
Fantine
Disney Princess Enchanted Tales: Follow Your Dreams
2007
Jasmine (singing voice)
📺 TV Shows (16)
Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin
2022
Elodie Honrada
Centaurworld
2021
Woman (voice)
Stars in the House
2020
Self
The Voice Teens
2017
Self - Coach
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend
2015
Aunt Myrna
The Voice Kids
2014
Self - Coach
The Voice of the Philippines
2013
Self - Coach
The Song That Changed My Life
2011
Herself
ER
1994
Amparo
American Experience
1988
Narrator
Reading Rainbow
1983
Self - Narrator (voice)
Great Performances
1971
Great Performances
1971
Eponine
Tony Awards
1956
Self - Performer
The Oscars
1953
Self
Hallmark Hall of Fame
1951
Geri Riordan