P.STAR is a Pre-Teen Rap Superstar that has been sweeping the streets of New York with her dynamic flow, charm and beauty. This “Young Feminist Phenomenon” named Priscilla Star Diaz pka P.STAR has been rhyming with the city’s best for four years, and receiving much respect for it. Her flow is aggressive, her confidence is high-up and she is prepared to “spit-fire”, as she puts it anywhere, anytime. P.Star’s debvut album soon to be released. In the year 2002, P.Star’s love for rap was born. As she urged her next door neighbor named “Cinz” to coach her, she quickly developed amazing skills that even many grown ups don’t possess. P.Star attended the Jo Lee Dance and Performance Arts School and received acting lessons at the City Lights Youth Theater. Since then, she has appeared in the Off-Broadway production of “You Can Take the Train to Maine” at the Second Stage Theater, played a little girl who died from AIDS in a short-film called “sita” released in 2005 and appeared in “Hijinks”, a candid camera style show for the kids on “ Nick at Nite” featuring Susan Sarandon.

She has performed on many stages to the amazement of crowds throughout the World P.Star is also featured in well-known Hip-Hop DVDs, including “What’s Really Hood Vol 4” “Don Diva and the Smack DVD”.She has also been featured in “Red Ink” entertainment magazine and and magazine “Xplosive” magazine Vol 3. The “ New York Daily News”, “Right On” and “Teen Magazine”. On February 2, 2005, ACE of Spades Entertainment and club Speed presented P.Star with a plague for “Best Performer or the Year 2004”. The City Wide Youth Organization recently presented P.Star with the “BestMC” trophy for the 2005 competition. Besides being a gifted rapper and dancer, this young lady of Cuban and Puerto-Rican decent won, in 2004, first place in the “Little Miss Harlem” Black and Latino beauty Pageant. The Miss All American State Finals and the Junior Miss International Beauty Pageant. She was the first female in beauty pageant history to perform Hip-Hop on stage and win the pageant. She was also the youngest female to battle in the city-wide Hip-Hop competition and won.