Cyndi Lauper is an iconic musician whose colorful image and exuberant talent have made her a perennial figure in pop culture. Born on June 22, 1953, in Brooklyn, New York, Lauper shot to stardom in the early 1980s with a string of hits that included the irrepressible "Girls Just Want to Have Fun," the ballad "Time After Time," and the anthemic "True Colors," which has since become an evergreen emblem of inclusivity and self-expression. Her distinctive voice and punk-infused pop sound helped define an era and cultivated a fierce following that remains loyal to this day.

Throughout her career, Lauper has continuously reinvented herself while staying true to her roots in music and activism. She is not only a Grammy Award-winning artist but also a Tony and Emmy winner, demonstrating her versatility across different mediums. Her continued relevance in the industry is exemplified by her recent work including a reimagined version of "True Colors," and collaborations on "Gonna Be You" with other legends like Gloria Estefan and Debbie Harry. The album "Detour" saw her exploring country classics, while "Misty Blue" and other singles like "Hope" showcase her ability to evolve and keep her sound fresh. Beyond her music, Lauper is a staunch advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and contributes to various social causes, solidifying her legacy as both a musical powerhouse and a beacon for social change.

Genres

Dance Pop

New Wave Pop

Permanent Wave

Soft Rock

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Madonna

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Annie Lennox

The Bangles

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Gloria Estefan

Debbie Harry

Bananarama

Kim Wilde

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Boy George

Latest Release

Let The Canary Sing

Cyndi Lauper

Album - 22 Tracks - Released May 31, 2024