Aiza Seguerra

Born Cariza Yamson Seguerra in 1983, Aiza Seguerra is a Filipino actor and musician who gained fame as a child actor before transitioning to a successful music career in his late teens. Releasing hit singles like "Pagdating ng Panahon," he later became a vocal advocate for gender identity issues, animal rights, and against child labor, eventually being appointed Chairperson of the National Youth Commission in the Philippines in 2016 by President Rodrigo Duterte.

Starting his entertainment career at the age of three on the variety show Eat Bulaga, Seguerra later landed numerous film and TV roles, while also releasing music albums such as "Little Star" and his debut hit album "Pagdating ng Panahon." Transitioning to different record labels over the years, he continued to achieve success with platinum and gold-selling albums, all while balancing his music career with appearances on screen and earning a degree from the University of Santo Tomas College of Fine Arts and Design. In 2014, Seguerra married Liza Diño, a Filipino model/actress, and continued to make a significant impact in both the entertainment industry and youth advocacy in the Philippines.