Jennifer Lopez

JenniferJennifer had always hoped to be a multitasking star. As a child she discovered a wide range different musical styles, but mainly Afro-Caribbean dances such as salsa, merengue and the bachata as well as mainstream music such as hip-hop, pop and R&B. While she was a big fan of music, her love for the film industry is just as strong. West Side Story, a musical by Rita Moreno (1961), was her biggest inspiration. At 5, Jennifer began taking singing and dancing lessons. Jennifer isn't only a skilled entertainer. Also, she attended 8 years in an Catholic elementary school called Holy Family. Jennifer then left after four years of Preston High School. Jennifer is a gifted athlete who was a part of track and fields and tennis in school, was an exceptional student. When she was in Castle Hill, she spent her youth in a 2 story residence. When she was 18, Jennifer moved out of her parents' home. Lopez worked in a law firm at the time while taking up dancing at night.

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