Blanche
Belgian singer with notable debut album
Born
June 10th, 1999
26 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Belgium
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Born in Belgium, Blanche gained recognition as a singer-songwriter. She released her debut album 'Empire' in 2017, showcasing a mix of pop and electronic influences. The single 'City Lights' was a standout track, representing Belgium at the Eurovision Song Contest 2017, where it finished in fourth place. Her music often features themes of introspection and emotion, resonating with a wide audience. Since her debut, she has continued to develop her sound and establish a presence in the European music scene.
Released the debut album 'Empire'
Represented Belgium at Eurovision 2017
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