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Next big thing?
January 7, 2012 • Entertainment, Lead2 • 0 Comments
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• 19-year-old singer Monique wowed crowds at Restaurant La Estacion in San Pablo de Buceite |
SHE is set to be the next big thing on the Costa del Sol.
19-year-old singer Monique – who is half British and half Finnish – has launched herself on a new fan base.
Mixing contemporary songs, including Amy Winehouse’s Back to Black, with classics such as Etta James At Last, she wowed crowds at Hotel Casa Henrietta in Jimena de la Frontera and Restaurant La Estacion in San Pablo de Buceite.
“Nothing can prepare you for the awesome quality of her voice,” said Michael Scott, from Estepona-based music management company Mas Elenco.
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