Timi Yuro

American singer with famous hit 'Hurt'

Timi Yuro - Artists & Creatives born August 4th, 1940
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A prominent American singer and songwriter, recognized for a powerful voice and emotional delivery. Rose to fame in the early 1960s with the release of the hit single 'Hurt', which achieved significant chart success. Her career included numerous recordings that showcased vocal range and depth, leading to a dedicated following. During the 1960s, Yuro became a prominent figure in popular music, contributing to the era's sound. She later recorded various albums and continued to perform until the later years of her life.

Released the hit single 'Hurt'

Gained popularity in the 1960s

Recorded multiple successful albums

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