Bahar Kızıl
German singer-songwriter and musician
Born
October 5th, 1988
36 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Germany
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Born in Germany in 1988, this artist gained recognition as a singer-songwriter, blending pop and rock influences in her music. She rose to fame as a member of the girl band Monrose, formed through a talent show. The group achieved commercial success with several chart-topping singles and albums. After their disbandment, she pursued a solo career, releasing multiple singles that showcased her vocal talents and songwriting skills. In addition to her music career, she has participated in various television projects, further increasing her visibility in the entertainment industry.
Member of Monrose, with notable hits
Successful solo music career
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