Alessia Cara
Canadian singer-songwriter and Grammy winner
Born
July 11th, 1996
29 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Canada
Links & References
A singer-songwriter from Canada, debuted with the single 'Here' in 2015, which gained critical acclaim and commercial success. Released the album 'Know-It-All' the same year, featuring strong lyrical themes. Second studio album, 'The Pained & The Proud', included hits like 'Scars to Your Beautiful'. Won a Grammy Award for Best New Artist in 2018. Collaborated with various artists including Zedd on the hit 'Stay'.
Released the hit single 'Here'
Won a Grammy Award for Best New Artist
Collaborated with Zedd on 'Stay'
Other People Born on July 11th
Sidney Franklin
Born in 1903, a prominent bullfighter emerged as one of the few Americans to achieve acclaim in the Spanish bullfighting tradition. Training in Spain, performed in numerous prestigious plazas. Developed a unique style that blended traditional techniques with personal flair. Overcame challenges and criticism as an outsider in the largely Spanish bullfighting community. Contributed to the promotion of bullfighting in the United States, influencing public perception and interest in the sport. Continued to participate in events and exhibitions, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of bullfighting before passing away in 2008.
Continue ReadingPeter Kyros
A prominent lawyer and politician, served as a U.S. Representative for Maine from 1967 to 1971. Kyros practiced law after his congressional tenure, focusing on civil rights issues and advocacy. Emphasized environmental reform and education during his legislative years. His legal career included litigation involving constitutional and civil matters, contributing to Maine's legal landscape. Through various initiatives, supported policy changes aimed at improving healthcare and education for constituents.
Continue ReadingJohn Quincy Adams
Served as the 6th President of the United States from 1825 to 1829. Prior to the presidency, held positions as a diplomat and senator. Played a significant role in formulating foreign policy and was a staunch opponent of slavery. After presidency, served in the House of Representatives for nearly two decades, advocating for various causes and issues.
Continue ReadingDorothy Wilde
An English author and poet, she contributed significantly to literature through essays and poetry. A prolific writer, she was the daughter of the playwright Oscar Wilde and wrote extensively about her father's legacy as well as her own experiences in the literary world. In addition to poetry, she authored notable works reflecting on the arts and culture of her time. Her writings encompass personal reflections and broader societal observations.
Continue ReadingSuzanne Vega
An influential singer-songwriter and guitarist, this artist began a career in the early 1980s, blending folk and rock elements. The debut album, 'Suzanne Vega,' released in 1985, included the hit single 'Luka,' which addressed the sensitive topic of child abuse. The follow-up album, 'Solitude Standing,' released in 1987, featured the well-known song 'Tom's Diner,' which gained further recognition for its use in a popular remix. This artist has received multiple awards, including two Grammy Awards.
Continue ReadingPeter Murphy
Achieved prominence as the lead vocalist for the band Bauhaus, which formed in 1978. The group is often credited with pioneering the gothic rock genre. After disbanding in 1983, pursued a successful solo career, releasing several albums, including 'Love Hysteria' and 'Deep'. Known for a distinctive voice and theatrical stage presence. Played a significant role in the post-punk music scene.
Continue Reading