Laura Fygi, born on August 27, 1955, in Amsterdam, Netherlands, is a distinguished jazz vocalist known for her smooth and sultry voice that has captivated audiences worldwide. Of Dutch and Egyptian descent, her cosmopolitan background has been reflected in her music, allowing her to fluently sing in multiple languages and appealing to a global fan base. Fygi initially began her career in the entertainment industry as a part of the Dutch girl-band "Centerfold" during the 1980s but later pursued a solo career that flourished in the early 1990s.
Her music, often rooted in jazz standards and with a penchant for Latin and bossa nova influences, has garnered her a reputation as a sophisticated interpreter of classic songs. Some of her most recent releases, such as "Baby It's Cold Outside" and "What A Wonderful World," showcase her ability to breathe new life into timeless classics while maintaining their original charm. The release of "Laura Goes East" demonstrates her versatility and willingness to incorporate diverse cultural elements into her music. Laura Fygi's 25-year career milestone was celebrated with the "25th Anniversary Collection - Fans' Choice," which reflects her enduring appeal and connection with her fans. Notably, her presence in the esteemed setting of "At Ronnie Scott's," a famous jazz club in London, cements her standing in the jazz community as an artist of elegance and poise.
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