Tina Arena
Singer-songwriter and actress in Australia
Born in 1967 in Melbourne, a successful career in music began with the release of hit singles and albums. Achieved commercial success in Australia and internationally, notably in Europe. Arena starred in the Australian production of the musical 'Cats' and reached a wide audience with her powerful vocals. Also recognized for contributions to the Australian music scene as a songwriter and producer, continually evolving her artistic style throughout the years.
Released the hit single 'Chains'
Sold over 10 million albums worldwide
Received multiple ARIA Awards
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