Jennifer Rush
American singer-songwriter with hit songs

Born
September 28th, 1960
64 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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A singer-songwriter gained prominence in the 1980s with powerful ballads. Rose to fame with the international hit 'The Power of Love,' which topped charts in multiple countries. Released several albums, achieving significant commercial success, particularly in Europe, where several songs reached the top of the charts. Maintained a successful music career, touring extensively and earning recognition for vocal talent.
Released the hit single 'The Power of Love'
Achieved multiple platinum albums
Won an American Music Award for Favorite Female Artist
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