Patti LaBelle, born Patricia Louise Holt on May 24, 1944, is an iconic American singer, actress, and businesswoman who has been wowing audiences with her powerful soprano voice and dynamic performances for over five decades. LaBelle gained initial fame as the lead singer of Patti LaBelle and the Bluebelles, which later transformed into the funk-infused group Labelle, best known for the disco hit "Lady Marmalade." After the group disbanded in the mid-1970s, Patti LaBelle embarked on a successful solo career that established her as a Grammy Award-winning music legend. Known for belting out soulful ballads and high-energy pop tunes alike, her hits include timeless classics like "On My Own," "If Only You Knew," and the inspirational anthem "New Attitude."
Patti LaBelle's artistry extends beyond music into television, stage, and film. Over the years, she's been acclaimed for her roles in movies and TV shows and lauded for her Broadway performances. LaBelle's dedication to philanthropy and her advocacy for causes such as HIV/AIDS awareness and cancer research further accentuate her legacy as an influential figure both in and out of the entertainment industry. As her recent releases, such as "Bel Hommage" and her soul-stirring performance in "Changed" from the Greenleaf TV series soundtrack, demonstrate, Patti LaBelle continues to share her exceptional talent and remains a commanding presence in contemporary music, inspiring new generations with her timeless voice and indomitable spirit.
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