Who is Chloe Auli'i Cravalho? Meet the 'Moana' star singing national anthem at Bills game

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The Bills will welcome a new era on Thursday night as they officially open the new Highmark Stadium against the Lions.

Josh Allen is the man everyone wants to see, but there will be no shortage of entertainment options for the Buffalo crowd. OneRepublic is set to perform at halftime, while Barenaked Ladies will perform the Canadian national anthem in an NFL first.

The nod for the "Star-Spangled Banner" goes to Chloe Auli'i Cravalho, whose voice helped propel her to stardom as "Moana" in the popular 2016 film and its sequel.

Here's what you need to know about Cravalho as she sings the national anthem in Buffalo.

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Who is Chloe Auli'i Cravalho?

Chloe Auli'i Cravalho is an actress and singer from Kohala, Hawai'i who's most known for being the voice of "Moana" in Moana.

Cavalho was just 16 years-old when Moana was released in 2016, as that movie marked her breakout role, and she has since parlayed the success into a more lucrative acting and singing career.

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    What movies are Chloe Auli'i Cravalho in?

    Cravalho rose to fame when she voiced "Moana" in the animated film Moana, which became an instant hit. Cravalho returned to her role as "Moana" in a variety of projects, including Moana 2 and Ralph Breaks the Internet.

    Besides Moana Crvalho has also appeared in movies like Mean Girls, Darby and the Dead and Zootopia 2. Additionally, she played the role of "Ariel" in the TV Movie production of The Little Mermaid.

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      What shows are Chloe Auli'i Cravalho in?

      Cravalho has appeared in several shows during her acting career, including Rise, Weird City and The Power. She has also frequently lent her voice to many animated shows like Elena of Avalor, Krapopolis, Hailey's on It!, The Mighty Nein and My Adventures with Superman.

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