Singer Miriam Christine Borg was born on 30th June 1978 in Goias, Brazil, but was brought up in Gozo. She is married and has 2 children. Miriam Christine is also a songwriter and TV personality.
As a child she learnt the piano and started singing. In her teenage years, Miriam Christine participated in several singing contests and managed to win the Malta Song for Europe Festival. Following this prestigious achievement, at the age of 17, she represented Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest held in Norway with the song ‘In a Woman’s Heart’ which arrived to 10th place.
After this important experience, Miriam Christine gave numerous concerts both in Malta and around many European and non-European countries.
Miriam Christine is also a music teacher as well as writes her own songs, both in the Maltese and English language. In fact, her winning song ‘Alone Today’ of the 2008 Malta Hit Song Contest was written by herself. Other songs include ‘Mystery Mama’, ‘L-Emigrant’, ‘Safe’ and ‘Hush’.
During her career, Miriam Christine won a Malta Music Award in 1995 and the Golden Palm Award the year after.