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Janette Chao
Janette Chao was born in Barcelona in 1949, the daughter of an opera singer. She studied piano and violin before moving toward pop music, influenced by...
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A Campo Abierto
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Amor Es Amor
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Cheque En Blanco
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Donde Te Pierdes?
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La Mujer Que Un Dia Fui
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Mas Callado Que La H
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Mujeres Como Yo
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Ni Un Solo Motivo
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Janette Chao was born in Barcelona in 1949, the daughter of an opera singer. She studied piano and violin before moving toward pop music, influenced by singers like Connie Francis and Françoise Hardy. Her debut single "Estoy Sola" came out in 1967 and became a national hit in Spain.
Her 1971 album "Por Que Sí" brought wider recognition, with the title track becoming one of her signature songs. Other tracks from her catalog include "A Campo Abierto," "Amor Es Amor," and "Cheque En Blanco." She released several albums through the 1970s and 1980s, including "Janette" in 1973, "Dejando las Huellas" in 1977, and "Relatos de Una Noche" in 1982.
Her song "Pillow Talk" from 1973 faced some radio bans in certain countries due to its lyrics. She performed internationally during this period, with shows across Latin America, Europe, and the United States. Later releases included "Homenaje a Juan Carlos Calderón" in 2006 and "Todo el Tiempo del Mundo" in 2013.
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