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Joypopp (originally "Joypop" with one P) is a synthwave duo formed in 2009 and based in France. The members are Alix Hillen (vocals) and Daroc (producer). They are signed to Binary Entertainment. In addition to their activities as Joypopp, Hillen is a doctor and Daroc has a solo music project as well as collaborations with a number of other artists. Discography: 2011.04.19 Volupté (single) 2011.05.11 Ecstatic (EP) 2012.10.22 Addictions (debut album) 2013.11.25 D Day (single appearing on compilation album Le Burgundy Paris) .

Mary Poppins is a character from a series of books by P. L. Travers. The musical was written by The Sherman Brothers. Either change your tag to them or the artists from the production you're listening to. Songs and cast list for the movie Cast lists from Stage productions .

Mariusz (Marius de Boer) was born in the Netherlands in 1961. He is a contemporary musician, producer and singer/songwriter; formerly known as the frontman of Reboelje. He makes as well use of acoustic as electric instruments. Further he works with samples and (drum)computer. His songs are about sex, death, future, love, religion and hunger. He writes his songtexts mostly in Frisian. (one of the oldest European languages that is spoken in the north of the Netherlands and a part of Germany). Mariusz his performances are always surprising and inspiring. Since february 2007 he works togehter with keyboardplayer,singer and dancer Tet...

Lucia Popp (Lucia Poppova) (November 12, 1939 - November 16, 1993) was a popular operatic soprano from Slovakia. "Miss, you're phenomenal!" cried the great Elisabeth Schwarzkopf upon hearing her for the first time. Lucia Popp made her debut in 1963 in Bratislava, and then appeared at the State Opera of Vienna, Austria, where she remained until her death. Popp began with magnificent portrayals of coloratura soprano roles, and as her career progressed, moved into the light-lyric, and then lyric, repertoire. Every movement gained her notable success. Popp is perhaps best known for her rendition of the Queen of the Night...