Claudette Pace

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Claudette Pace is a Maltese singer. She was born on February 8th, 1968. At an early age, Claudette studied theater, entertainment and communications. Then she moved to Berlin to develop her voice further. Claudette has become a very well known TV personality through presenting some of the most popular TV shows in Malta. Together with her colleagues, she used to own her own TV station - Max Plus.

Later she moved to host TV shows on Malta's national TV station, TVM-PBS and on the two major private TV stations, Super ONE TV and NET TV.

Claudette Pace has participated in many local and international song festivals, and won several prestigious awards. In 1995, Claudette won the Best female artist award at the Malta Music Awards, an award she has been nominated for almost every year. Her CD album Beginnings was also nominated for Best album at the same awards show in 1998. Claudette's favourite musical genre continues being jazz. After winning the Malta Song For Europe festival on January 15, 2000, with the song Desire, penned by Maltese songwriter Gerard James Borg, Claudette Pace went on a small world tour to Germany, Australia and of course Sweden, the host nation of the Eurovision Song Contest 2000, where her entry Desire was much appreciated and finished in top 10, on a nice eight place. The song became an instant hit and it was subsequently chosen to be the official song for UK's 2001 gay pride event, where she also sang "Power of Pink", a true gay anthem. Through the link below, you can listen to her Eurovision 2000 song "Desire".

She is currently hosting the second season of L-Isfida on Net TV, which is equivalent to the British Fame Academy, and the Italian Amici (http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amici_di_Maria_De_Filippi).