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Name: Lisa Nicole Lopes 
Alias: Left Eye, NINA (New Identity Non-Applicable), Nikki, Supernova, Supernova 3:16, Lee-Lee, Li-Li, QT, Lisa Love
Birth: May 27th, 1971
Birth Place: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, North America
Death: April 25th, 2002 (30, going on 31)
Death Location: La Cieba, Honduras, Central America
Birth Mother: Wanda Lopes-Coleman 
Birth Father: Ronald Lopes Sr.
Siblings: Raina Lopes, Ronald Lopes 
Ethnicity: Native American, and Cape Verdean (Creole Portuguese-African)
Talents: MC, Singer, Rapper, Lyricist, Keyboardist, Pianist, Clarinetist, Clothing Designer, Model, Painter, Sculptor, illustrator, Cook, Sketch Artist, Mixer, Beat Maker, Producer.
Favorite Color: Purple
Influences: Lisa Bonet, Monie Love, Janet Jackson,

Prince, and MC Lyte
Companies: Left Eye Productions, Wish Records, Camp YAC, UNI Studios, Lisa Lopes Foundation.
Groups: Second Nature (w/ Lisa, Crys and Madam T), TLC (w/ T-Boz, Left Eye and Chilli)

Favorite Group Song: "Waterfalls"
Favorite Solo Song: "Let Me Live"
Favorite Guest Feature: "U Know What's Up (Remix)" w/ Donell Jones
2 Singles: The Block Party and Let's Just Do it (Featuring Missy Elliott and TLC)
3 Promotional Singles: Hot!, Untouchable (w/ 2Pac), and Block Party (Featuring Lil' Mama)
5 Albums with TLC: Ooooooohhh... on the TLC Tip, CrazySexyCool, FanMail, 3D, and TLC.
6 Albums Solo: Fantasy1.com (unfinished/unreleased), Supernova, Untitled NINA album (unfinished/unreleased), Tha Row Presents... N.I.N.A. (leaked), Eye Legacy,

and Forever... The EP.
1 Album with Reigndrop Lopes: Reigndrops in My Left Eye
Announced Groups/Solo Acts She Managed/Mentored: Blaque, Jena-Si-Qua, Ejypt (Egypt), Nandi, Shaunda, Tangi Forman, Silhouette, Rusx, Sky Keeton, Cha Sang Gu, D.R.I.P. da Gumph (Drip Drop), Face Man, and Bad Moon.

Lisa Lopes

Biography

                                                  Lisa Nicole Lopes was born on May 27, 1971 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania as the first born to Ronald Lopes Sr. and Wanda Lopes-Coleman. Lisa was highly thought of as a creative individual since she was 5 years old, exposed to Fashion on his Mother side and Music on her Dad's side.  Later sought as a spiritual rapper, singer, songwriter, friend, daughter, and sister who modeled, assist with making clothes, performed at talent shows, or worked behind the scenes at talent shows before she left her hometown in 1989 at 18 years old to go to Atlanta to become an artist named QT. She joined a girl group named Second Nature, who later became TLC.

 

                                                  After being signed under Arista Record's branch LaFace Records, TLC released 4 albums, 'Ooooooohhh... on the TLC Tip', 'CrazySexyCool', 'FanMail', and '3D'. Lisa came up with the titles for each album. Together, before '3D', TLC sold +30 million records world wide, spurring hits such as "Waterfalls", "Creep", "No Scrubs", "Ain't 2 Proud 2 Beg", "What About Your Friends", and many other popular records! They've been deemed one of the Greatest Girl Groups of all time world wide. 'FanMail' gave TLC their first #1 album on the Billboard Top 200 Charts. 'CrazySexyCool' gave TLC their first diamond certified record, making them the first girl group to get a diamond certification (and by default, Left Eye the first female rapper to receive a diamond certification in or outside a group), and landed as one of the greatest albums of the 20th century.

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Lisa released a solo album in 2001, entitled 'Supernova', that was released overseas, and streamed online. She released only one single, "The Block Party", that reached the Top 20 on the Billboard Hot Movers Singles Charts in the UK at #16, and became a Top 10 hit on on the UK R&B charts on Dot Music at #9. Lisa then started working with Tha Row Records  on a sophomore album, and a remix album to 'Supernova'. She was recording '3D' with TLC up on other things until her untimely death on April 25th, 2002. She was in a car accident with 9 other people in her brand new truck on their way to Sambo Creek. Lisa died after she arrived in the hospital.  She was only 30 years old.  Because of her death, she became one of a number of tragic young deaths in the entertainment industry who lives have been taken away from the world. Her funeral was held at the New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Lithonia, Georgia on May 2nd, 2002, where over 30,000 people came from around the world to say goodbye to the Hip-Hop Legend. Engraved upon her tombstone is a verse she written from TLC's greatest hit “Waterfalls” including the lines:

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“Dreams are hopeless aspirations, in hopes of coming true, believe in yourself, the rest is up to me and you."

If you wonder what Lisa had planned next after she came back home from Honduras on April 30th, 2002, here's a gathering of information from her past statement, statements from her family and friends as well, as to what she had next mixed with a theorist summary by us as to how it may have turned out.

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