Mariska Veres

Dutch singer with Golden Earring's hits

Mariska Veres - Artists & Creatives born October 1st, 1947
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A singer from the Netherlands achieved prominence as the lead vocalist of the band Golden Earring. The band gained international fame with the hit single 'Radar Love' released in 1973, which became a classic rock anthem. Veres joined Golden Earring in 1961 and was integral to the band's success in the 1970s and 1980s, contributing to their distinct sound and style. The combination of her powerful voice and the band's rock instrumentation garnered a significant following. Veres also participated in various solo projects throughout her career, showcasing her musical versatility.

Lead vocalist of Golden Earring

Hit single 'Radar Love'

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