Janet Leon

Swedish singer-songwriter and dancer

Janet Leon - Swedish singer-songwriter and dancer
Born

October 19th, 1990
34 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Sweden

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Born in 1990, this Swedish singer-songwriter and dancer gained recognition in the music industry during her early career. Initially a member of the group Jump5, her solo career took off with the release of successful singles. The artist's style blends pop and dance elements, drawing influence from various musical genres. Collaborations with renowned producers helped shape her distinctive sound, while her dynamic performances showcased her dancing abilities. Through albums and singles, the artist focused on themes of love and empowerment, appealing to a wide audience. Touring extensively added to public visibility and engagement.

Released the album "Heartbeat" in 2012

Achieved chart success with the single "Let Me Go"

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