Christina Vidal

Christina Vidal was born on November 18, 1981 in Queens, New York At Whitestone Hospital. Her parents Names Are Anne and Manuel Vidal. She has 2 sisters named Lisa, Tanya and a brother named Christian.

Vidal's acting career started when one of her teachers told her there was an audition for the movie Life with Mikey (1993), starring Michael J. Fox. She auditioned and got the part of "Angie Vega". Since then, Vidal has appeared in numerous films and television series, with her most notable role being Taina Maria Morales in the Nickelodeon show Taina. The sitcom was at first successful and ran for two seasons until it was cancelled in the summer of 2002.

The next year she starred in the film Freaky Friday alongside Lindsay Lohan. That same year, she starred in the short lived ABC action TV series about Police Officers called 10-8: Officers on Duty until she suddenly left after two months on the show. In 2006, she did an untitled sitcom pilot along with her sisters for ABC (which was executively produced by George Lopez). The show wasn't picked up but later that year she starred in the film See No Evil, along with having a brief stint on the hit sitcom Girlfriends. In recent times, she made a cameo appearance in the movie I Think I Love My Wife and signed on to do a pilot for Barry Sonnenfeld and NBC called All Rise (originally titled Play or Be Played).

Christina has always been known for her musical ability. In 2002, she was briefly signed to MCA Records and in that time she was supposed to release her first single "Tropical" and her solo debut album "White" in the summer of 2002, but never did. That same year she provided guest vocals on the remix of Will Smith's summer hit "Nod Ya Head". She recorded recorded a track for the work out cd called Byou from Sabrina Bryan of the Cheetah Girls. The song she recorded was "Anything is possible."

Currently she is attending Los Angeles community college, majoring in Political Science. With the failure to release her album in 2009 she will retire from Entertainment industry in 2011 to marry and settle down.