QUEEN OFIR - TRIUMPHING THE RIGHT WAY

Start of the Journey

Since the start of her musical career, Queen Ofir has managed to achieve consistent success through her exceptional and creative singing, songwriting, and stage performing skills as she has performed in venues all around the world with different backgrounds and beliefs from the Middle East, Africa, South America, and North America. She was recognized as an Honored Member in the 2011-2012 edition of “The Stanford Who’s Who Black Book.” The recognition is given only to those who exhibit exceptional leadership qualities and achieve success in their career or industry, and needless to say, Queen Ofir was one of them.

 

She has created a genre of poetry that inspires the hearts of people of all ages and from all walks of life. And she has made notable appearances in many publications including Beverly Hills Times Magazine, Billboard Magazine, Headshot USA, Hollywood Magazine, Israel Magazine, Jewish Life Magazine, Miss North Hollywood, the cover of Texas Magazine, Toronto Exclusive--and the list goes on. She has also appeared on various news channels including Indie Music Channel, MTV, Roots Music Report, and Independent Music Revolution.

 

A Role Model

For her unique and creative skills, she was nominated for dozens of awards throughout her career including People’s Choice Visionary Awards, several Grammys, One World Music Awards, and FYC to name a few. Moreover, she has appeared on countless TV shows, some of them include Sokeship Council, at the The White House on National Prayers Day, and on the X-Factor, CTV, Los Angeles Music Awards, and Olympia Family Film Awards.

 

Currently, along with her musical career, she is also working as an entrepreneur and a philanthropist. Ofir’s stardom reached new heights in the early 2000s when she started to perform in a variety of settings, including music halls and stadiums, athletic events, big nightclubs and private parties, as well as on television and radio stations, and also on stage and in live theatre. She's performed in Canada, the United Kingdom, Israel, Europe, and the United States. Despite being busy with her music and philanthropic career, two short films, four media DVD reels, and many commercial ventures are among the Queen's current undertakings. James Gray's "The Yards," "Sex and the City," "Insatiable," "Tragedy of Mother and Son," "The Lovers," and "Checkmate" are among her cinematic acting credits.