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<p>Beyoncé Giselle Knowles is an American R'n'B singer, music producer, actress, dancer and model.</p><p> Born September 4, 1981 in Houston. Where, as a child, she participated in various music competitions and dance performances.</p><p> Beyoncé became famous in the 90s as a member of the R'n'B girl group Destiny's Child. During the Destiny's Child split, Knowles released her first solo album, Dangerously in Love (2003), for which she received a record five Grammy Awards.</p><p> In 2006, a year after the group finally broke up, Knowles released the album B'Day. It peaked at # 1 on the Billboard charts and included hits like Déjà Vu, Irreplaceable and Beautiful Liar. The release of this album took Beyoncé to a new level of popularity. Her third solo album, I Am ... Sasha Fierce, released in November 2008, included the hit Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It).</p><p> During each of her shows or music videos, Beyoncé changes a dozen dresses and different looks, and her repertoire during her concerts includes material ranging from old R & B hits Destiny's Child to Schubert's "Ave Maria". However, the classic soul remains the basis of the princess of the modern show business.</p>

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<p>Colbie Marie Caillat (born May 28, 1985) is an American pop singer. <span style="font-size: 10pt;"> </span> <span style="font-size: 10pt;">In 2007, she debuted her album Coco, which included the hits Bubbly, Realize, and Little Things. In 2008 she recorded a duet with Jason Mraz, "Lucky", which won a Grammy.</span></p>

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<p>Taylor Alison Swift is an American singer, songwriter and actress. Taylor grew up in Wyomissing, Pennsylvania and moved to Nashville, Tennessee at the age of 14 to pursue a musical career. Taylor signed to the independent label Big Machine Records and became the youngest songwriter ever hired by Sony / ATV Music. The release of her debut album in 2006 established her as a country music star. She received a nomination for Best New Artist at the 50th Grammy Awards.</p>

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Chris Isaac was born in California in 1956 to a family of working parents who loved to listen to country and rock and roll at their leisure, so the boy's musical education began literally from the cradle. Chris especially loved the recordings of the "king" - Elvis Presley. Chris also played boxing, but left this hobby for a musical career. Returning in 1984 from Japan, where he studied as an exchange student, Chris founded the band Silvertone and released an album of the same name, but neither he nor the subsequent solo recording entitled "Chris Isaak" (1987) had a resounding success, despite the fact that Isaac the first hit has already appeared - "Blue Hotel". The musician's modest achievements did not suit his record company Warner Bros., so after the next album, "Heart Shaped World" (1989) did not climb the charts above 149, Warner wanted to terminate Isaac's contract, explaining that that melancholic 50s-style ballads are not commercially viable. Chris still kept the contract with the company, but he was forced to make music for films.

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Laurent Debuir was born in 1971 in Toulouse, France. He began mixing records at the tender age of 12, and soon was already a resident of the legendary club "The Queen" on the Champs Elysees, the main street of Paris. In this club, he worked for 10 years, playing three sets a week. Already in 1995, he opened a record label, released his first own single on it, and began to rapidly gain popularity. After the release of two albums, his tracks were played even on radio stations, which in France, by the artist's own admission, are biased towards the electro style.

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<p>Ashley Tisdale, full name Ashley Michelle Tizdale, was born on July 2, 1985, in Monmouth County, New Jersey. The girl got on television at a very early age. And how not to be an actress, if you have someone to take an example from - the older sister Jennifer. Ashley's manager, Bill Perlman, is her first producer and continues to represent her today. After her first audition, she successfully appeared in over 100 national advertisements.<br /><br /> At the age of eight, Ashley Tisdale landed the lead role on a national tour from the Broadway musical Les Miserables. Her solo album "Headstrong" debuted in February 2007 and entered the Billboard Top 200 list at the prestigious number five. Tisdale was also named People's U-25, Vogue's Young Hollywood Stars, and the popular Entertainment Weekly's annual Must List in Musical Hopes. ("Must 'Musical' Prodigy").</p>

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The musical career for the daughter of working parents, Anna May, began in St. Louis, where in one of the nightclubs she met bluesman Ike Turner and asked to join him to sing along. When Ike was recording the single A Fool In Love in 1960 and his singer did not appear, Anna sang for her, and the song became a major hit in the United States. Shortly thereafter, Ike Turner married Anna and proposed her stage name Tina - and so Tina Turner, vocalist of The Ike & Tina Turner Revue, appeared. The group was a great success as Tina began to develop her stage talents and soon became one of the most impressive women on stage in the 1960s. Ike and Tina released the hit River Deep, Mountain High, covered Proud Mary, the Creedence Clearwater Revival song, and earned a Grammy for Best R&B Performance.

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The recognized king of pop music (The King of Pop), the largest representative of the world of show business. Unprecedented record holder: leader in number of solo album sales, hits recorded and awards received, including the most prestigious - the Grammy, the industry's main newsmaker for decades. The musician who radically changed the course of the history of the recording industry, developed music video to the level of an independent genre, became the brightest star in the history of pop music, lasted exactly four decades on the professional scene.

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<p>Nirvana is an American rock band formed in 1987 in Washington by vocalist and guitarist Kurt Cobain and bassist Christ Novoselic.</p><p> In June 1989, Nirvana's debut album "Bleach" was released.</p><p> The first thousand records were released on white vinyl. The next two thousand copies were printed on black vinyl, with a poster attached to all the first three thousand records. The following copies were released on vinyl in a variety of colors, excluding white and black. The total circulation was 35,000 copies.</p><p> In 1991, the band released their second album "Nevermind" /</p><p> In 1993 the third and last album of the group "In Utero" was released. The compositions from this album differed in style from the previous musical works of the group.</p><p> On April 5, 1994, Kurt Cobain died, in connection with which the history of one of the brightest groups of the twentieth century was interrupted.</p>

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<p>Singer Eve, who has honed her skills since childhood, has achieved success not only in music. She launched her own clothing line "Fetish", and was also the heroine of her own show dedicated to her and lasted for three seasons.</p><p> Eve Jihan Jeffers was born in Pennsylvania and began singing already at school, becoming a member of the EDGP group, as her interest in music grows, she performs in a choir, solo, or in groups (for example, she sang in DGP) , and a little later joined the rap project "ABC". However, the team soon broke up, and she began to work under the pseudonym Eve of Destruction. It is interesting that all this vigorous activity developed when she was still in school, so she barely managed to graduate.</p>

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At first, Westlife was apparently conceived as the main competitor of another Irish boy band - Boyzone. The team got off to a good start, and the path to the top was very short: the collapse of Boyzone in 2000 turned Westlife into monopolies. Out of work Boyzone manager Louis Walsh took Westlife under his wing and the band took over exactly the same place where Boyzone had been on the market. Indeed, it is quite difficult to distinguish groups from each other.

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<p>An English pop-jazz / soul singer and songwriter who was critically acclaimed as “the new Amy Winehouse” in 2007, but a year later she was recognized as the continuer of the Etta James and Dusty Springfield traditions.<br /> Adele's debut album "19", released on January 28, 2008, topped the UK Albums Chart a week after its release, and subsequently received "platinum" status (that is, it sold over 300 thousand copies) and was nominated for the 2008 Mercury Prize. Adele has received nine Grammy awards and five BRIT Awards in various categories.<br /> In 2013, Adele received an Oscar and a Golden Globe for the song "Skyfall", written for the new James Bond film - "007: The Coordinates of Skyfall".</p>

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<p>The Saturdays is a British-Irish girl group that formed in London in 2007 and consists of Frankie Sandford, Molly King, Vanessa White, Rochelle Wiseman and Una Healy.</p>

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<p>Shakira's first disc dates back to 1990, but the road to international fame was long. Her first albums went unnoticed even in her native Colombia. Things got better after producer and co-writer Luis Fernando Ochoa joined the recording. Album "Pies Descalzos", the third in discography, followed by "Dónde Están los Ladrones?" became world bestsellers, but did not receive much fame in Europe - their audience was exclusively Spanish-speaking. At the same time, Shakira's musical palette was very wide: from disco and Latin American ballads to pop-rock in the style of Alanis Morissette. There was even an oriental flavor in her songs - Arabic blood flowed in the singer's veins, and young Shakira developed her artistic abilities by performing a belly dance at school matinees.</p><p> A breakthrough into the English-language mainstream was the album "Laundry Service", released in 2001. The single "Whenever, Wherever" became the calling card, and the total circulation of the album exceeded 14 million. The experienced manager Freddy DeMann, who had previously worked with Madonna and Michael Jackson, contributed to this not least by the experienced manager Freddy DeMann who took over the promotion of Shakira. The success outside of Latin America did not discourage the singer from continuing to work in the Hispanic market. The next in her discography was the bilingual dilogy "Oral Fixations". The album “She Wolf”, released in 2009, again became a sharp turn, this time Shakira plunged headlong into modern dance music. Wyclef Jean, Timbaland and the Neptunes joined the work on the album, and the style shifted towards R&B and electropop. The track "She Wolf" would fit perfectly into a disc for Little Boots or Roisin Murphy. To make the disc catch on to those who are closer to Spanish lyrics, the songs “She Wolf”, “Why Wait” and “Did It Again” were recorded in two languages at once.</p>

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<p>Ariana Joan Butera-Grande (born Ariana Joan Butera-Grande; born June 26, 1993, Boca Raton, Florida, USA, is an American actress, model and singer.<br /> Grande was born and raised in Boca Raton, Florida. Her older brother is actor and producer Frank Grande. She studied vocals with Eric Vetro. As a child, Ariana began performing at the Little Palm Theater in Boca Raton. A few years later, she began performing at the Fort Lauderdale Children's Theater.</p>

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<p>Rob Zombie, née Robert Cummings, is a veteran shock rocker, `` King of the Monsters '', born in 1966 in the States. A worthy successor to the work of the idols of his youth - Ozzy Osbourne and Alice Cooper, Rob formed the White Zombie group in 1985, the sound of which compiled the thunderous energy of heavy metal, aggression of hard core, hammering precision of industrial and ... the `` iron '' rhythm of disco ... The Zombie lyrics were teeming with chilling stories about walking corpses, vampires, sacrificed virgins, etc., which was the result of Rob's fascination with classic horror films, anti-science fiction and in general all kinds of `` chernukha ''. The group got its name from the 1932 `` horror film '' filmed by the iconic White Lugosi and immediately gained a reputation as a Satanist. In addition to the original sound, Zombie also worked on the unique image of the group: `` branded '' T-shirts and outfits in general, cover design a la horror-comics and scenery for stage shows - everything was done by hand. However, the resounding recognition was long in coming: only after five `` independent '' releases, White Zombie's efforts were rewarded and the group signed a contract with a major label Geffen Records. Zombie's major debut was marked by the album '' La Sexorcisto: Devil Music Vol. 1 '' (1992). The single `` Thunder Kiss' 65 '' won a Grammy and has sold over 2 million copies.</p>

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The group was formed in 1979 by school friends from the provincial English town of Basildon. The band, called Composition of Sound at first, played a new romance characteristic of those times, but by 1980, having found a new vocalist Dave Gahan and the new name Depeche Mode brought by him, the group completely switched to synthesizers. Opening up for Fad Gadget, the young group took a liking to the owner of the independent label Mute, Daniel Miller, and soon under his strict guidance they recorded an album for Mute Records. Album "Speak & Spell" climbed to the 10th place in the UK charts, which was an outstanding result for a very young band, published on an indie label. However, immediately after the album was released, the author of most of the songs, Vince Clarke, left the group. In order to compensate for his participation, it took two people at once. The vacant songwriter position was taken by Martin Gore, who was previously on the sidelines, and Londoner Alan Wilder was invited to work on the arrangements.

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Fashion rockers from Las Vegas, named after the fictional team from the New Order video "Crystal", followed the motto of Alexander the Great: "I came, I saw, I won." Their very first album, "Hot Fuss", went three times platinum in the US, and in the UK (where the guys were accepted as their own) it surpassed this result twice and climbed to the top of the national chart. Some referred the Killers to the wave of renovationist post-punk, others called them the heirs of Oasis, and still others called them almost new U2. Surprisingly, the Killers played the role of universal soldiers perfectly - their hits like "Mr Brightside" and "Somebody Told Me" worked equally well both in the format of a stadium rock concert and in a dance DJ set. Even controversial DJ Benny Benassi has signed up to be a fan of the Killers.

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<p>Big Time Rush (band) is an American boy band that formed in Los Angeles, California in 2009. Team members Kendall Schmidt, James Maslow, Carlos Pena and Logan Henderson.</p>

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<p>Popular Belgian rapper of Rwandan descent. The surname Van Haver is of Flemish origin and pronounced Van Haver in Flemish. The stage name Stromae is a garbled Maestro in French verlan.</p><p> In 2000 he chooses the pseudonym Opmaestro and begins his activities in the rap world. But his pseudonym was too similar to another and he changes it, stopping at Stromae.<br /> At the age of 18, Paul together with the rapper JEDI (Didier Jean-Longan) created a group, and they recorded the song and video "Faut que t'arrête le Rap". However, JEDI decides to leave the duo, which marks the beginning of Stromae's solo career.<br /><br /> In 2009 he released the single "Alors On Danse", which very soon became popular in other European countries. The single takes first places in the top sales in France, Germany, Belgium. At the moment, this song is the "calling card" of the rapper; several Russian-language covers have even been released on it.<br /><br /> Stromae uses a computer with Reason software in his compositions.</p>

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