Donna Summer the queen of disco – Part 1

The queen of disco 80’s, Donna Summer, died this morning in Florida (USA) at 63 years after losing his battle against cancer, according to the U.S. portal specializing in ‘celebrities’ TMZ.

The singer tried at all times to maintain the degree of his illness away from the focus groups, and while fighting the disease, was busy trying to finish the new album he was working. The winner of five Grammy Awards left to posterity as remembered as successes
‘Last Dance’, ‘Hot Stuff’, ‘Bad Girls’, ‘She Works Hard for the Money’ or ‘This Time I Know It’s For Real’.

LaDonna Adrian Gaines, known worldwide as Donna Summer was born on December 31, 1948 in Massachusetts, USA. Donna grew up in a Christian family, was how he started singing in church and later integrate a rock band youth. At 18 years old, Donna leaves home
to attend a hearing in a Broadway musical called "Hair" and can be part of the cast. The show moved for a time to Munich, Germany, and to finish the work, Donna is established in Germany as a resident. In 1971, Donna released her first single in Europe entitled
"Sally Go ‘Round the Roses" This issue was not very successful.

That same year he married Austrian actor Helmuth Sommer (pronunciation "Summer"), who took the name as a stage name. For 3 years, Donna participated in various musical and studio recording vocals for other artists. While doing the vocals for the group "Three
Dog Night", meet the producers Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte.

They are delighted with the voice of Summer and prompt you to sign a contract in the Netherlands to release their first album: "Lady of the Night", which included the European hit "The Hostage". This song came first in the list in France, Belgium, Holland
and Germany. In 1975, Donna proposes to Moroder and Bellotte launch a new song called "Love To Love You". This song entered the European charts, but failed to become a great success. 

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Posted by Fouad Ashraf on May 19 2012. Filed under USA, World. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry