Inscription
Lara Fabian is inscribed as the 20th Global Music Royalty in July 2019.
She is chosen for her amazing Global Music career, which has spanned 105 editions. She has competed 10 times, representing 4 different countries. Her efforts have resulted in a silver and a bronze medal plus another 3 top 10 results.
She is chosen for her amazing Global Music career, which has spanned 105 editions. She has competed 10 times, representing 4 different countries. Her efforts have resulted in a silver and a bronze medal plus another 3 top 10 results.
Presentation
Lara Fabian is an internationally acclaimed singer, songwriter, and composer known for her powerful voice, emotive performances, and multilingual repertoire. She was born on January 9, 1970, in Etterbeek, a suburb of Brussels, Belgium, to a Belgian father and a Sicilian mother. Raised in a multilingual household, she became fluent in French, Italian, and later English, which allowed her to reach a wide international audience throughout her career.
Lara began studying music and singing at a young age, influenced by classical music, Italian ballads, and contemporary pop. Her early performances revealed an exceptional vocal range and emotional sensitivity, qualities that would come to define her artistic identity. She gained early attention in Europe after representing Luxembourg in the 1988 Eurovision Song Contest, where she finished in a strong fourth place. This exposure laid the foundation for a career that would span several continents.
Her breakthrough came in the early 1990s with the release of her self-titled debut album in Quebec, Canada, where she quickly became a major star. Her second album, “Carpe Diem,” cemented her status in the French-speaking world, and her third album, “Pure,” achieved multi-platinum success with hits like “Je t’aime,” which remains one of her signature songs. Known for her emotionally charged ballads, she has often drawn comparisons to great vocalists such as Celine Dion, although her style is distinct and deeply personal.
In the late 1990s and early 2000s, she expanded her career into the English-speaking market with an English-language album that included songs like “I Will Love Again,” which became a dance hit in several countries. Her ability to sing in multiple languages, including French, English, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, German, and Russian, has helped her connect with diverse audiences around the world.
Lara’s performances are often characterized by their dramatic intensity and technical vocal precision, combining elements of pop, classical, and theatrical music. She has performed in major concert halls worldwide and developed a reputation for her intimate connection with audiences, often engaging them directly and creating emotionally resonant experiences.
Over the years, she has released numerous albums, exploring different musical directions while staying true to her lyrical and melodic roots. Her work often touches on themes of love, personal growth, vulnerability, and human connection. In addition to her recording career, she has served as a coach on versions of “The Voice” in both France and Quebec, where she has supported emerging artists with her experience and insight.
Lara Fabian’s enduring popularity and critical acclaim stem not only from her vocal abilities but also from her authenticity and emotional openness. With a career spanning over three decades, she remains one of the most respected and beloved vocalists in the Francophone world and beyond. Her music continues to resonate deeply with fans, and she stands as a symbol of artistic integrity and international artistry.
Lara began studying music and singing at a young age, influenced by classical music, Italian ballads, and contemporary pop. Her early performances revealed an exceptional vocal range and emotional sensitivity, qualities that would come to define her artistic identity. She gained early attention in Europe after representing Luxembourg in the 1988 Eurovision Song Contest, where she finished in a strong fourth place. This exposure laid the foundation for a career that would span several continents.
Her breakthrough came in the early 1990s with the release of her self-titled debut album in Quebec, Canada, where she quickly became a major star. Her second album, “Carpe Diem,” cemented her status in the French-speaking world, and her third album, “Pure,” achieved multi-platinum success with hits like “Je t’aime,” which remains one of her signature songs. Known for her emotionally charged ballads, she has often drawn comparisons to great vocalists such as Celine Dion, although her style is distinct and deeply personal.
In the late 1990s and early 2000s, she expanded her career into the English-speaking market with an English-language album that included songs like “I Will Love Again,” which became a dance hit in several countries. Her ability to sing in multiple languages, including French, English, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, German, and Russian, has helped her connect with diverse audiences around the world.
Lara’s performances are often characterized by their dramatic intensity and technical vocal precision, combining elements of pop, classical, and theatrical music. She has performed in major concert halls worldwide and developed a reputation for her intimate connection with audiences, often engaging them directly and creating emotionally resonant experiences.
Over the years, she has released numerous albums, exploring different musical directions while staying true to her lyrical and melodic roots. Her work often touches on themes of love, personal growth, vulnerability, and human connection. In addition to her recording career, she has served as a coach on versions of “The Voice” in both France and Quebec, where she has supported emerging artists with her experience and insight.
Lara Fabian’s enduring popularity and critical acclaim stem not only from her vocal abilities but also from her authenticity and emotional openness. With a career spanning over three decades, she remains one of the most respected and beloved vocalists in the Francophone world and beyond. Her music continues to resonate deeply with fans, and she stands as a symbol of artistic integrity and international artistry.
Global Music Career
12 Participations
7 Finals
6 Top 10s
2 Medals
0 Victory
Representing: Belgium, Canada, Luxembourg and Monaco
23. I will love again / Silver medal
27. Ne lui parlez plus d'elle / 4th place
45. Soleil soleil / DNQ
71. Quedate / 6th place
92. Deux ils, deux elles / 10th place
100. Adagio / 19th place
104. Je vais t'aimer / DNQ - with Michel Sardou
105. Make me yours tonight / Bronze medal - with Mustafa Ceceli
114. Quand je ne chante pas / DNQ
127. Razorblade / DNQ - with Natalia
After inscription:
164. Je suis a toi / DNQ
215. Ta peine / 6th place
7 Finals
6 Top 10s
2 Medals
0 Victory
Representing: Belgium, Canada, Luxembourg and Monaco
23. I will love again / Silver medal
27. Ne lui parlez plus d'elle / 4th place
45. Soleil soleil / DNQ
71. Quedate / 6th place
92. Deux ils, deux elles / 10th place
100. Adagio / 19th place
104. Je vais t'aimer / DNQ - with Michel Sardou
105. Make me yours tonight / Bronze medal - with Mustafa Ceceli
114. Quand je ne chante pas / DNQ
127. Razorblade / DNQ - with Natalia
After inscription:
164. Je suis a toi / DNQ
215. Ta peine / 6th place
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