LARA FABIAN

Lara Fabian began her formal music training at the age of 8 when she enrolled in the Conservatory of Brussels. Moving to Montréal, she released her French-language debut album, Lara Fabian, in 1991 in Canada. A sublime and passionate performer, she toured consistently throughout the 1990s, capturing the hearts of audiences around the world with her electrifying live shows. Her eloquent writing and soulful vocals drew her fans to her 1994 album, Carpe Diem, her 1997 breakthrough, Pure, which sold more than 2 million copies in France alone, and a best-selling live album which debuted at #1 on the French album charts in 1998.

Her English-language debut album--also titled Lara Fabian--was released in the U.S. in 2000. Driven in part by the #1 Billboard Hot Dance Music/Club Play hit, "I Will Love Again," her first American album debuted at #1 on the Billboard Heatseekers new album chart.

Her music has been featured in numerous film and television soundtracks including "Songs From Dawson's Creek, Vol. 2," "Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within," and Steven Spielberg's "A.I." Most recently, she appears in Irwin Winkler's Cole Porter bio-pic "De-Lovely," performing Porter's "So In Love" with Mario Frangoulis.

Her best-selling European DVD and CD, En Toute Intimité, released in October 2003, was an intimate, acoustic piano-based collection showcasing Ms. Fabian performing songs in English, Italian and French.

Web: www.larafabian.com