Introduction to Madonna
Madonna Ciccone, full name Madonna Louise Ciccone, born on August 16, 1958 in Detroit, Michigan, USA, is an Italian-American female singer, songwriter, and actress.
In 1983, he released his first solo album "Madonna", thus making his official debut. In 1984, he released his second solo album "Like a Virgin". In 1986, she released her third solo album "True Blue", and with 25 million record sales, she became the highest-selling female singer in a single album in the 1980s. And with this album, he won the "Best International Artist of the Year" award in the Western department of the Japan Golden Disc Awards. In January 1991, he won the "Best Dance Song" award at the American Music Awards for the single "Vogue". In 1997, she won the "Best Musical Actress" award at the 54th Golden Globe Awards for her biopic "Madame Peron". In 1998, he won the "Best Pop Vocal Album", "Best Dance Music Recording" and "Best Short Music Video" awards at the 41st Grammy Awards for his album "Ray of Light" and the single of the same name. In September 2003, he published his first fairy tale book "English Rose". In February 2007, he won the "Best Electronic Dance Music Album" award at the 49th Grammy Awards for his album "Confessions on a Dance Floor". In March 2008, he was inducted into the "Rock and Roll Hall of Fame" in the United States. In January 2012, he won the "Best Original Film Song" award at the 69th Golden Globe Awards for his single "Masterpiece". In November 2013, Madonna Ciccone was selected as one of Forbes magazine's "World's Most Attractive Musicians" list, ranking first with assets of $125 million. In December 2016, Madonna Ciccone was named Billboard Magazine's Woman of the Year."
Her real name is Madonna Louise Siccone
Her foreign name is Madonna Louise Ciccone
Ethno-Italian
Nationality of the United States
Birthplace: Bay City, Detroit, Michigan, USA
Date of birth: 16 August 1958
Graduated from: University of Michigan
Zodiac sign Leo
Blood type B
Height 164 cm
Weight: 60 kg
Representative works Like a Virgin, Like a Prayer, La Isla Bonita, Vogue, Take a Bow, Ray of Light, Hung Up
Major Achievement Guinness World Records "Most Successful Female Solo Artist"
Guinness World Records "World's Best-Selling Female Singer"
The female singer with the highest single record sales in the 1980s
The 49th Grammy Awards for "Best Electronic/Dance Album".
Also known as the Queen of Pop, the Queen of Innovation, the Queen of Controversy, and the Empress
Professional singer, songwriter, actor
Music Genre: Pop, Pop, Pop Rock, Disco