Liliane Saint-Pierre, born Liliane Keuninckx on December 18, 1948, in Molenstede, Diest, Belgium, is a notable Belgian singer who has enjoyed a lengthy and fruitful career, spanning several decades in the European music scene. She began her career in the 1960s under the stage name Liliane, but she truly came into her own as Liliane Saint-Pierre, a moniker that reflected her artistic identity and Francophone roots. Her deep, emotive voice and her ability to connect with a wide array of audiences have been her trademark in the music industry.

Throughout her career, Saint-Pierre has demonstrated remarkable versatility and persistence, which is evident in her most recent releases such as "Mij krijg je niet klein" and "Dansen in het Licht," showcasing her resilience and contemporary relevance despite the ever-changing musical landscape. Perhaps most iconic is her 1987 Eurovision entry "Soldiers of Love" for which she released a 30th Anniversary Edition, reaffirming the lasting appeal of her Eurovision hit and her status as a cherished veteran in the European pop music domain. Liliane's work often embodies a rich blend of pop and chanson, with a touch of Eurovision-styled melodrama, which has allowed her to maintain a devoted fan base over the years. Her music, characterized by its emotive strength and lilting melodies, continues to resonate with audiences, proving that Liliane Saint-Pierre remains a respected figure in the music world.

Genres

Classic Belgian Pop

Latest Release

Fléche-back 68

Liliane Saint-Pierre

Album - 20 Tracks - Released February 5, 2024