Who has the introduction of singer Lola Fabian? I love her songs very much recently! !

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Singer profile:

Lara fabian Nana Fabian, 1970 65438+ 10, lara fabian was born in a Belgian town called Eterbeck. Her father is Flemish (a small Belgian nation) and her mother is sicilian (an Italian region). Inspired by the movie doctor zhivago, parents named their child Laura. At the age of five, Laura showed her singing talent. She joined the musician's father and Petula Clark's former violinist and choir, and formed the "Belgian Good Songs" band. In the following years, Lara participated in several European song competitions and achieved good results. 1988, she represented Belgium in the European TV network that year, and won the fourth place with the song Croire (celine dion won the Swiss championship that year, and the first song was Ne partez pas sans moi).

Laura Fabian was born with an international temperament and appearance, which actually came from heredity. Laura's father is from Brussels and her mother is from Sicily, but she was born in Belgium and grew up in Italy. She spoke Italian since she was a child, and soon learned French and English, and began recording albums in Spanish when she was not fluent. "I am more Latin," Laura explained why she is so closely related to this romantic language. "This language is closer to my personality.

Laura knew from an early age that she was eager to sing. "I studied singing, dancing, piano and anything that was inseparable from music," Laura recalled. At the age of eight, Laura began to receive an orthodox education at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Brussels for ten years. Laura usually started performing with her father's guitar when 14 years old. At the same time, she also started writing at that time. Besides having a deep foundation in classical vocal music and theory, Lara, like many young people, likes listening to the radio. "I've always loved barbra streisand," Laura said with a smile. "There will be a queen. I admire Freddie Mercury (the lead singer of the Queen's Choir). His works are as mysterious as classical and rock. I learned how to combine them by watching and listening to his works. I mean, I am a pop singer, but my popularity is to absorb the essence of various countries, whether classical or rural. I don't think I have to be confined to a particular music style. I think that's why my album is so diverse.

It was because she felt that she needed more infinite inspiration that she moved to Montreal, Canada immediately after graduating from high school. "Europe is a very beautiful continent, but also very conservative. When you are 17, 18 years old, you will start to write your own songs and explore your potential. You will do it in the way you think. When I was in Europe, I kept meeting people who wanted to tell me what to do and what they thought was the truth. I didn't want to compromise, so I left for a place where I thought I could be myself. "

Because of her decision and the new environment. Laura started to work and set up her own independent label and distribution company under the banner of secret production company. Working with Laura is her old friend, a producer from Brussels &; Lyrics by Rick Allison. He was also a key figure in promoting Laura's move to Montreal, and he is still Laura's partner today. As Laura said, "it is the key to my development and growth."

Laura's courage lies not only in leaving her hometown, but also in establishing her own career when she was a teenager, with complete autonomy and self-confidence. "I have always had a belief that if you want to achieve something, you can succeed if you don't sit on the sofa and think' I want to be a star'. This is absolutely impossible. Before you eat bread, you must know how to bake it. There are so many things you need to know. I know I must learn everything, no matter what others say. "

As a result, Laura did face one obstacle after another. From complete sexism to the pedantic idea in Europe that a woman can only be a singer but not a songwriter, or that the works she creates for herself are too personal. "Obviously, you can't create for yourself. Even if you write about yourself, you should be able to impress others.

However, every negative evaluation only strengthens Lara's understanding of this industry. "I need to know that no one will give me any support, so Rick and I put all the factors together and let it happen. I know that no matter what I can achieve, I can do it in my own position. "

199 1 year, Lara's efforts finally began to pay off-her first album, co-written by Allison and supervised by Allison, was released in Canada, and this album sung by Lara in French also sold 65,438+10,000 copies after its release. Today, Laura travels all over Quebec, selling every performance and work. It proves that in this world dominated by male producers and songwriters, female singers can have more personal style and build their own strength.

1994, Laura's second album "Eat, Drink, and Enjoy" was released, and an English song was added to the cd. The French version of this album has sold more than 800,000 copies.

Lara's continuous intensive tour is not limited to Quebec, but spread all over France, and her powerful voice and energetic stage performances continue to bring more audiences to her. 1998, after touring Quebec and France for many years. Lara finally released a two-part live album "lara fabian Live", which was forced to become the first album on the French album list in the first week.

As Laura grew up, news began to spread to the leaders of some of the world's largest record companies, including Sony Music, and she quickly signed a contract with her. Sony Music, which was completely conquered and bewitched by her music and eyes on the scene, understood that Laura Fabina could not be rejected and ignored. She doesn't want that. "I hope to really reach an international audience, and I can sing not only French, but also Italian, Spanish and English."

So Laura went to new york and Los Angeles, entered the recording studio and began to record her first English album. Laura wrote 90% of the songs for the album, and Brain Story is all in favor of adding some other recognized works. Laura said, "I found myself building relationships with every producer and collaborator, enjoying each other's passionate souls and inspiring me to be more creative. I hope my new audience can feel this feeling and excitement. This album has achieved everything I dreamed of, even more. "

Whether singing in French or English (also in Spanish and Italian) in her new album, Laura is ready to prove to the world that passion and artistic skills are not limited by language and geographical boundaries. A good song, performed by a good singer, can become a universally recognized passport. In Lara's long-awaited debut album, she is determined to convey this passion and voice to us with love.