hypothesis
stringlengths 17
1.31k
| premise
stringlengths 104
5.14k
| label
stringclasses 3
values |
|---|---|---|
As the colonial empires established by France and Belgium introduced French into the Americas, Africa and Asia, [M]African French became[/M] the [M]second language of[/M] most countries, especially Gabon, Algeria, Morocco, [M]Tunisia[/M], Mauritius, Senegal and Côte d’Ivoire.
|
French (français, AFI: [fʁɑ̃ˈsɛ]) is a language belonging to the group of Romance languages.
Spread as a mother tongue in metropolitan France and overseas, in Canada (mainly in the provinces of Québec and New Brunswick, but with a significant presence also in Ontario and Manitoba), in Belgium, in Switzerland, in numerous Caribbean islands (Haiti , Dominica, Saint Lucia) and the Indian Ocean (Mauritius, Comoros and Seychelles), in Luxembourg and in the Principality of Monaco, it is the official language of about 30 states spread over all continents (as a legacy of the French colonial empire and colonization Belgium), as well as numerous international organizations such as the UN, NATO, the International Olympic Committee and the Universal Postal Union. It is also, together with English and German, one of the three working languages of the European Union. In Italy it is spoken and protected in the Aosta Valley, where it enjoys a co-official status with Italian
Although it is not in the very first places among the most spoken languages in the world by number of native speakers (79.6 million according to Ethnologue, 2021), it is instead the second by diffusion (after English) by number of countries in which it is official and by number of continents in which it is spoken. Estimates of the total speakers are difficult due to the greater diffusion of French as a second language than as a mother tongue and the large weight that the vast territories of French-speaking Africa have in the demography of this language, in which the advancement of knowledge of French is constantly growing thanks to schooling and for which precise or updated statistics are not always available. However, according to the estimates of the International Organization of Francophonie, there are around 267 million speakers in the world (it is the fifth most spoken language in the world based on the number of total speakers). But, as a number of native speakers (L1), it is number 17.
French is currently the second most taught language in the world after English, also thanks to a widespread network of linguistic and cultural services centered on the Centers Culturels Français (CCF, dependent on the Embassies) and on the offices of the Alliance française.
|
n
|
As the colonial empires established by France and Belgium introduced French into the Americas, Africa and Asia, [M]African French became[/M] the [M]second language of[/M] most countries, especially Gabon, Algeria, [M]Morocco[/M], Tunisia, Mauritius, Senegal and Côte d’Ivoire.
|
French (français, AFI: [fʁɑ̃ˈsɛ]) is a language belonging to the group of Romance languages.
Spread as a mother tongue in metropolitan France and overseas, in Canada (mainly in the provinces of Québec and New Brunswick, but with a significant presence also in Ontario and Manitoba), in Belgium, in Switzerland, in numerous Caribbean islands (Haiti , Dominica, Saint Lucia) and the Indian Ocean (Mauritius, Comoros and Seychelles), in Luxembourg and in the Principality of Monaco, it is the official language of about 30 states spread over all continents (as a legacy of the French colonial empire and colonization Belgium), as well as numerous international organizations such as the UN, NATO, the International Olympic Committee and the Universal Postal Union. It is also, together with English and German, one of the three working languages of the European Union. In Italy it is spoken and protected in the Aosta Valley, where it enjoys a co-official status with Italian
Although it is not in the very first places among the most spoken languages in the world by number of native speakers (79.6 million according to Ethnologue, 2021), it is instead the second by diffusion (after English) by number of countries in which it is official and by number of continents in which it is spoken. Estimates of the total speakers are difficult due to the greater diffusion of French as a second language than as a mother tongue and the large weight that the vast territories of French-speaking Africa have in the demography of this language, in which the advancement of knowledge of French is constantly growing thanks to schooling and for which precise or updated statistics are not always available. However, according to the estimates of the International Organization of Francophonie, there are around 267 million speakers in the world (it is the fifth most spoken language in the world based on the number of total speakers). But, as a number of native speakers (L1), it is number 17.
French is currently the second most taught language in the world after English, also thanks to a widespread network of linguistic and cultural services centered on the Centers Culturels Français (CCF, dependent on the Embassies) and on the offices of the Alliance française.
|
n
|
As the colonial empires established by France and Belgium introduced French into the Americas, Africa and Asia, [M]African French became[/M] the [M]second language of[/M] most countries, especially Gabon, [M]Algeria[/M], Morocco, Tunisia, Mauritius, Senegal and Côte d’Ivoire.
|
French (français, AFI: [fʁɑ̃ˈsɛ]) is a language belonging to the group of Romance languages.
Spread as a mother tongue in metropolitan France and overseas, in Canada (mainly in the provinces of Québec and New Brunswick, but with a significant presence also in Ontario and Manitoba), in Belgium, in Switzerland, in numerous Caribbean islands (Haiti , Dominica, Saint Lucia) and the Indian Ocean (Mauritius, Comoros and Seychelles), in Luxembourg and in the Principality of Monaco, it is the official language of about 30 states spread over all continents (as a legacy of the French colonial empire and colonization Belgium), as well as numerous international organizations such as the UN, NATO, the International Olympic Committee and the Universal Postal Union. It is also, together with English and German, one of the three working languages of the European Union. In Italy it is spoken and protected in the Aosta Valley, where it enjoys a co-official status with Italian
Although it is not in the very first places among the most spoken languages in the world by number of native speakers (79.6 million according to Ethnologue, 2021), it is instead the second by diffusion (after English) by number of countries in which it is official and by number of continents in which it is spoken. Estimates of the total speakers are difficult due to the greater diffusion of French as a second language than as a mother tongue and the large weight that the vast territories of French-speaking Africa have in the demography of this language, in which the advancement of knowledge of French is constantly growing thanks to schooling and for which precise or updated statistics are not always available. However, according to the estimates of the International Organization of Francophonie, there are around 267 million speakers in the world (it is the fifth most spoken language in the world based on the number of total speakers). But, as a number of native speakers (L1), it is number 17.
French is currently the second most taught language in the world after English, also thanks to a widespread network of linguistic and cultural services centered on the Centers Culturels Français (CCF, dependent on the Embassies) and on the offices of the Alliance française.
|
n
|
As the colonial empires established by France and Belgium introduced French into the Americas, Africa and Asia, [M]African French became[/M] the [M]second language of[/M] most countries, especially [M]Gabon[/M], Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Mauritius, Senegal and Côte d’Ivoire.
|
French (français, AFI: [fʁɑ̃ˈsɛ]) is a language belonging to the group of Romance languages.
Spread as a mother tongue in metropolitan France and overseas, in Canada (mainly in the provinces of Québec and New Brunswick, but with a significant presence also in Ontario and Manitoba), in Belgium, in Switzerland, in numerous Caribbean islands (Haiti , Dominica, Saint Lucia) and the Indian Ocean (Mauritius, Comoros and Seychelles), in Luxembourg and in the Principality of Monaco, it is the official language of about 30 states spread over all continents (as a legacy of the French colonial empire and colonization Belgium), as well as numerous international organizations such as the UN, NATO, the International Olympic Committee and the Universal Postal Union. It is also, together with English and German, one of the three working languages of the European Union. In Italy it is spoken and protected in the Aosta Valley, where it enjoys a co-official status with Italian
Although it is not in the very first places among the most spoken languages in the world by number of native speakers (79.6 million according to Ethnologue, 2021), it is instead the second by diffusion (after English) by number of countries in which it is official and by number of continents in which it is spoken. Estimates of the total speakers are difficult due to the greater diffusion of French as a second language than as a mother tongue and the large weight that the vast territories of French-speaking Africa have in the demography of this language, in which the advancement of knowledge of French is constantly growing thanks to schooling and for which precise or updated statistics are not always available. However, according to the estimates of the International Organization of Francophonie, there are around 267 million speakers in the world (it is the fifth most spoken language in the world based on the number of total speakers). But, as a number of native speakers (L1), it is number 17.
French is currently the second most taught language in the world after English, also thanks to a widespread network of linguistic and cultural services centered on the Centers Culturels Français (CCF, dependent on the Embassies) and on the offices of the Alliance française.
|
n
|
As the colonial empires established by France and Belgium introduced French into the Americas, Africa and Asia, [M]African French became[/M] the [M]second language of most countries[/M], especially Gabon, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Mauritius, Senegal and Côte d’Ivoire.
|
French (français, AFI: [fʁɑ̃ˈsɛ]) is a language belonging to the group of Romance languages.
Spread as a mother tongue in metropolitan France and overseas, in Canada (mainly in the provinces of Québec and New Brunswick, but with a significant presence also in Ontario and Manitoba), in Belgium, in Switzerland, in numerous Caribbean islands (Haiti , Dominica, Saint Lucia) and the Indian Ocean (Mauritius, Comoros and Seychelles), in Luxembourg and in the Principality of Monaco, it is the official language of about 30 states spread over all continents (as a legacy of the French colonial empire and colonization Belgium), as well as numerous international organizations such as the UN, NATO, the International Olympic Committee and the Universal Postal Union. It is also, together with English and German, one of the three working languages of the European Union. In Italy it is spoken and protected in the Aosta Valley, where it enjoys a co-official status with Italian
Although it is not in the very first places among the most spoken languages in the world by number of native speakers (79.6 million according to Ethnologue, 2021), it is instead the second by diffusion (after English) by number of countries in which it is official and by number of continents in which it is spoken. Estimates of the total speakers are difficult due to the greater diffusion of French as a second language than as a mother tongue and the large weight that the vast territories of French-speaking Africa have in the demography of this language, in which the advancement of knowledge of French is constantly growing thanks to schooling and for which precise or updated statistics are not always available. However, according to the estimates of the International Organization of Francophonie, there are around 267 million speakers in the world (it is the fifth most spoken language in the world based on the number of total speakers). But, as a number of native speakers (L1), it is number 17.
French is currently the second most taught language in the world after English, also thanks to a widespread network of linguistic and cultural services centered on the Centers Culturels Français (CCF, dependent on the Embassies) and on the offices of the Alliance française.
|
n
|
As the [M]colonial empires established[/M] by France and Belgium [M]introduced French into[/M] the Americas, Africa and [M]Asia[/M], African French became the second language of most countries, especially Gabon, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Mauritius, Senegal and Côte d’Ivoire.
|
French (français, AFI: [fʁɑ̃ˈsɛ]) is a language belonging to the group of Romance languages.
Spread as a mother tongue in metropolitan France and overseas, in Canada (mainly in the provinces of Québec and New Brunswick, but with a significant presence also in Ontario and Manitoba), in Belgium, in Switzerland, in numerous Caribbean islands (Haiti , Dominica, Saint Lucia) and the Indian Ocean (Mauritius, Comoros and Seychelles), in Luxembourg and in the Principality of Monaco, it is the official language of about 30 states spread over all continents (as a legacy of the French colonial empire and colonization Belgium), as well as numerous international organizations such as the UN, NATO, the International Olympic Committee and the Universal Postal Union. It is also, together with English and German, one of the three working languages of the European Union. In Italy it is spoken and protected in the Aosta Valley, where it enjoys a co-official status with Italian
Although it is not in the very first places among the most spoken languages in the world by number of native speakers (79.6 million according to Ethnologue, 2021), it is instead the second by diffusion (after English) by number of countries in which it is official and by number of continents in which it is spoken. Estimates of the total speakers are difficult due to the greater diffusion of French as a second language than as a mother tongue and the large weight that the vast territories of French-speaking Africa have in the demography of this language, in which the advancement of knowledge of French is constantly growing thanks to schooling and for which precise or updated statistics are not always available. However, according to the estimates of the International Organization of Francophonie, there are around 267 million speakers in the world (it is the fifth most spoken language in the world based on the number of total speakers). But, as a number of native speakers (L1), it is number 17.
French is currently the second most taught language in the world after English, also thanks to a widespread network of linguistic and cultural services centered on the Centers Culturels Français (CCF, dependent on the Embassies) and on the offices of the Alliance française.
|
n
|
As the [M]colonial empires established[/M] by France and Belgium [M]introduced French into[/M] the Americas, [M]Africa[/M] and Asia, African French became the second language of most countries, especially Gabon, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Mauritius, Senegal and Côte d’Ivoire.
|
French (français, AFI: [fʁɑ̃ˈsɛ]) is a language belonging to the group of Romance languages.
Spread as a mother tongue in metropolitan France and overseas, in Canada (mainly in the provinces of Québec and New Brunswick, but with a significant presence also in Ontario and Manitoba), in Belgium, in Switzerland, in numerous Caribbean islands (Haiti , Dominica, Saint Lucia) and the Indian Ocean (Mauritius, Comoros and Seychelles), in Luxembourg and in the Principality of Monaco, it is the official language of about 30 states spread over all continents (as a legacy of the French colonial empire and colonization Belgium), as well as numerous international organizations such as the UN, NATO, the International Olympic Committee and the Universal Postal Union. It is also, together with English and German, one of the three working languages of the European Union. In Italy it is spoken and protected in the Aosta Valley, where it enjoys a co-official status with Italian
Although it is not in the very first places among the most spoken languages in the world by number of native speakers (79.6 million according to Ethnologue, 2021), it is instead the second by diffusion (after English) by number of countries in which it is official and by number of continents in which it is spoken. Estimates of the total speakers are difficult due to the greater diffusion of French as a second language than as a mother tongue and the large weight that the vast territories of French-speaking Africa have in the demography of this language, in which the advancement of knowledge of French is constantly growing thanks to schooling and for which precise or updated statistics are not always available. However, according to the estimates of the International Organization of Francophonie, there are around 267 million speakers in the world (it is the fifth most spoken language in the world based on the number of total speakers). But, as a number of native speakers (L1), it is number 17.
French is currently the second most taught language in the world after English, also thanks to a widespread network of linguistic and cultural services centered on the Centers Culturels Français (CCF, dependent on the Embassies) and on the offices of the Alliance française.
|
e
|
As the [M]colonial empires established[/M] by France and Belgium [M]introduced French into the Americas[/M], Africa and Asia, African French became the second language of most countries, especially Gabon, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Mauritius, Senegal and Côte d’Ivoire.
|
French (français, AFI: [fʁɑ̃ˈsɛ]) is a language belonging to the group of Romance languages.
Spread as a mother tongue in metropolitan France and overseas, in Canada (mainly in the provinces of Québec and New Brunswick, but with a significant presence also in Ontario and Manitoba), in Belgium, in Switzerland, in numerous Caribbean islands (Haiti , Dominica, Saint Lucia) and the Indian Ocean (Mauritius, Comoros and Seychelles), in Luxembourg and in the Principality of Monaco, it is the official language of about 30 states spread over all continents (as a legacy of the French colonial empire and colonization Belgium), as well as numerous international organizations such as the UN, NATO, the International Olympic Committee and the Universal Postal Union. It is also, together with English and German, one of the three working languages of the European Union. In Italy it is spoken and protected in the Aosta Valley, where it enjoys a co-official status with Italian
Although it is not in the very first places among the most spoken languages in the world by number of native speakers (79.6 million according to Ethnologue, 2021), it is instead the second by diffusion (after English) by number of countries in which it is official and by number of continents in which it is spoken. Estimates of the total speakers are difficult due to the greater diffusion of French as a second language than as a mother tongue and the large weight that the vast territories of French-speaking Africa have in the demography of this language, in which the advancement of knowledge of French is constantly growing thanks to schooling and for which precise or updated statistics are not always available. However, according to the estimates of the International Organization of Francophonie, there are around 267 million speakers in the world (it is the fifth most spoken language in the world based on the number of total speakers). But, as a number of native speakers (L1), it is number 17.
French is currently the second most taught language in the world after English, also thanks to a widespread network of linguistic and cultural services centered on the Centers Culturels Français (CCF, dependent on the Embassies) and on the offices of the Alliance française.
|
e
|
As the [M]colonial empires established by[/M] France and [M]Belgium[/M] introduced French into the Americas, Africa and Asia, African French became the second language of most countries, especially Gabon, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Mauritius, Senegal and Côte d’Ivoire.
|
French (français, AFI: [fʁɑ̃ˈsɛ]) is a language belonging to the group of Romance languages.
Spread as a mother tongue in metropolitan France and overseas, in Canada (mainly in the provinces of Québec and New Brunswick, but with a significant presence also in Ontario and Manitoba), in Belgium, in Switzerland, in numerous Caribbean islands (Haiti , Dominica, Saint Lucia) and the Indian Ocean (Mauritius, Comoros and Seychelles), in Luxembourg and in the Principality of Monaco, it is the official language of about 30 states spread over all continents (as a legacy of the French colonial empire and colonization Belgium), as well as numerous international organizations such as the UN, NATO, the International Olympic Committee and the Universal Postal Union. It is also, together with English and German, one of the three working languages of the European Union. In Italy it is spoken and protected in the Aosta Valley, where it enjoys a co-official status with Italian
Although it is not in the very first places among the most spoken languages in the world by number of native speakers (79.6 million according to Ethnologue, 2021), it is instead the second by diffusion (after English) by number of countries in which it is official and by number of continents in which it is spoken. Estimates of the total speakers are difficult due to the greater diffusion of French as a second language than as a mother tongue and the large weight that the vast territories of French-speaking Africa have in the demography of this language, in which the advancement of knowledge of French is constantly growing thanks to schooling and for which precise or updated statistics are not always available. However, according to the estimates of the International Organization of Francophonie, there are around 267 million speakers in the world (it is the fifth most spoken language in the world based on the number of total speakers). But, as a number of native speakers (L1), it is number 17.
French is currently the second most taught language in the world after English, also thanks to a widespread network of linguistic and cultural services centered on the Centers Culturels Français (CCF, dependent on the Embassies) and on the offices of the Alliance française.
|
e
|
As the [M]colonial empires established by France[/M] and Belgium introduced French into the Americas, Africa and Asia, African French became the second language of most countries, especially Gabon, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Mauritius, Senegal and Côte d’Ivoire.
|
French (français, AFI: [fʁɑ̃ˈsɛ]) is a language belonging to the group of Romance languages.
Spread as a mother tongue in metropolitan France and overseas, in Canada (mainly in the provinces of Québec and New Brunswick, but with a significant presence also in Ontario and Manitoba), in Belgium, in Switzerland, in numerous Caribbean islands (Haiti , Dominica, Saint Lucia) and the Indian Ocean (Mauritius, Comoros and Seychelles), in Luxembourg and in the Principality of Monaco, it is the official language of about 30 states spread over all continents (as a legacy of the French colonial empire and colonization Belgium), as well as numerous international organizations such as the UN, NATO, the International Olympic Committee and the Universal Postal Union. It is also, together with English and German, one of the three working languages of the European Union. In Italy it is spoken and protected in the Aosta Valley, where it enjoys a co-official status with Italian
Although it is not in the very first places among the most spoken languages in the world by number of native speakers (79.6 million according to Ethnologue, 2021), it is instead the second by diffusion (after English) by number of countries in which it is official and by number of continents in which it is spoken. Estimates of the total speakers are difficult due to the greater diffusion of French as a second language than as a mother tongue and the large weight that the vast territories of French-speaking Africa have in the demography of this language, in which the advancement of knowledge of French is constantly growing thanks to schooling and for which precise or updated statistics are not always available. However, according to the estimates of the International Organization of Francophonie, there are around 267 million speakers in the world (it is the fifth most spoken language in the world based on the number of total speakers). But, as a number of native speakers (L1), it is number 17.
French is currently the second most taught language in the world after English, also thanks to a widespread network of linguistic and cultural services centered on the Centers Culturels Français (CCF, dependent on the Embassies) and on the offices of the Alliance française.
|
e
|
There are 100 million people in the world who use French as their mother tongue, and another [M]280 million people use French (including those who use it as a second language).[/M]
|
French (français, AFI: [fʁɑ̃ˈsɛ]) is a language belonging to the group of Romance languages.
Spread as a mother tongue in metropolitan France and overseas, in Canada (mainly in the provinces of Québec and New Brunswick, but with a significant presence also in Ontario and Manitoba), in Belgium, in Switzerland, in numerous Caribbean islands (Haiti , Dominica, Saint Lucia) and the Indian Ocean (Mauritius, Comoros and Seychelles), in Luxembourg and in the Principality of Monaco, it is the official language of about 30 states spread over all continents (as a legacy of the French colonial empire and colonization Belgium), as well as numerous international organizations such as the UN, NATO, the International Olympic Committee and the Universal Postal Union. It is also, together with English and German, one of the three working languages of the European Union. In Italy it is spoken and protected in the Aosta Valley, where it enjoys a co-official status with Italian
Although it is not in the very first places among the most spoken languages in the world by number of native speakers (79.6 million according to Ethnologue, 2021), it is instead the second by diffusion (after English) by number of countries in which it is official and by number of continents in which it is spoken. Estimates of the total speakers are difficult due to the greater diffusion of French as a second language than as a mother tongue and the large weight that the vast territories of French-speaking Africa have in the demography of this language, in which the advancement of knowledge of French is constantly growing thanks to schooling and for which precise or updated statistics are not always available. However, according to the estimates of the International Organization of Francophonie, there are around 267 million speakers in the world (it is the fifth most spoken language in the world based on the number of total speakers). But, as a number of native speakers (L1), it is number 17.
French is currently the second most taught language in the world after English, also thanks to a widespread network of linguistic and cultural services centered on the Centers Culturels Français (CCF, dependent on the Embassies) and on the offices of the Alliance française.
|
c
|
There are 100 million people in the world who use French as their mother tongue, and another [M]280 million people use French[/M] (including those who use it as a second language).
|
French (français, AFI: [fʁɑ̃ˈsɛ]) is a language belonging to the group of Romance languages.
Spread as a mother tongue in metropolitan France and overseas, in Canada (mainly in the provinces of Québec and New Brunswick, but with a significant presence also in Ontario and Manitoba), in Belgium, in Switzerland, in numerous Caribbean islands (Haiti , Dominica, Saint Lucia) and the Indian Ocean (Mauritius, Comoros and Seychelles), in Luxembourg and in the Principality of Monaco, it is the official language of about 30 states spread over all continents (as a legacy of the French colonial empire and colonization Belgium), as well as numerous international organizations such as the UN, NATO, the International Olympic Committee and the Universal Postal Union. It is also, together with English and German, one of the three working languages of the European Union. In Italy it is spoken and protected in the Aosta Valley, where it enjoys a co-official status with Italian
Although it is not in the very first places among the most spoken languages in the world by number of native speakers (79.6 million according to Ethnologue, 2021), it is instead the second by diffusion (after English) by number of countries in which it is official and by number of continents in which it is spoken. Estimates of the total speakers are difficult due to the greater diffusion of French as a second language than as a mother tongue and the large weight that the vast territories of French-speaking Africa have in the demography of this language, in which the advancement of knowledge of French is constantly growing thanks to schooling and for which precise or updated statistics are not always available. However, according to the estimates of the International Organization of Francophonie, there are around 267 million speakers in the world (it is the fifth most spoken language in the world based on the number of total speakers). But, as a number of native speakers (L1), it is number 17.
French is currently the second most taught language in the world after English, also thanks to a widespread network of linguistic and cultural services centered on the Centers Culturels Français (CCF, dependent on the Embassies) and on the offices of the Alliance française.
|
c
|
[M]There are 100 million people in the world who use French as their mother tongue[/M], and another 280 million people use French (including those who use it as a second language).
|
French (français, AFI: [fʁɑ̃ˈsɛ]) is a language belonging to the group of Romance languages.
Spread as a mother tongue in metropolitan France and overseas, in Canada (mainly in the provinces of Québec and New Brunswick, but with a significant presence also in Ontario and Manitoba), in Belgium, in Switzerland, in numerous Caribbean islands (Haiti , Dominica, Saint Lucia) and the Indian Ocean (Mauritius, Comoros and Seychelles), in Luxembourg and in the Principality of Monaco, it is the official language of about 30 states spread over all continents (as a legacy of the French colonial empire and colonization Belgium), as well as numerous international organizations such as the UN, NATO, the International Olympic Committee and the Universal Postal Union. It is also, together with English and German, one of the three working languages of the European Union. In Italy it is spoken and protected in the Aosta Valley, where it enjoys a co-official status with Italian
Although it is not in the very first places among the most spoken languages in the world by number of native speakers (79.6 million according to Ethnologue, 2021), it is instead the second by diffusion (after English) by number of countries in which it is official and by number of continents in which it is spoken. Estimates of the total speakers are difficult due to the greater diffusion of French as a second language than as a mother tongue and the large weight that the vast territories of French-speaking Africa have in the demography of this language, in which the advancement of knowledge of French is constantly growing thanks to schooling and for which precise or updated statistics are not always available. However, according to the estimates of the International Organization of Francophonie, there are around 267 million speakers in the world (it is the fifth most spoken language in the world based on the number of total speakers). But, as a number of native speakers (L1), it is number 17.
French is currently the second most taught language in the world after English, also thanks to a widespread network of linguistic and cultural services centered on the Centers Culturels Français (CCF, dependent on the Embassies) and on the offices of the Alliance française.
|
c
|
[M]These numbers are still growing[/M], especially [M]on the African continent.[/M]
|
French (français, AFI: [fʁɑ̃ˈsɛ]) is a language belonging to the group of Romance languages.
Spread as a mother tongue in metropolitan France and overseas, in Canada (mainly in the provinces of Québec and New Brunswick, but with a significant presence also in Ontario and Manitoba), in Belgium, in Switzerland, in numerous Caribbean islands (Haiti , Dominica, Saint Lucia) and the Indian Ocean (Mauritius, Comoros and Seychelles), in Luxembourg and in the Principality of Monaco, it is the official language of about 30 states spread over all continents (as a legacy of the French colonial empire and colonization Belgium), as well as numerous international organizations such as the UN, NATO, the International Olympic Committee and the Universal Postal Union. It is also, together with English and German, one of the three working languages of the European Union. In Italy it is spoken and protected in the Aosta Valley, where it enjoys a co-official status with Italian
Although it is not in the very first places among the most spoken languages in the world by number of native speakers (79.6 million according to Ethnologue, 2021), it is instead the second by diffusion (after English) by number of countries in which it is official and by number of continents in which it is spoken. Estimates of the total speakers are difficult due to the greater diffusion of French as a second language than as a mother tongue and the large weight that the vast territories of French-speaking Africa have in the demography of this language, in which the advancement of knowledge of French is constantly growing thanks to schooling and for which precise or updated statistics are not always available. However, according to the estimates of the International Organization of Francophonie, there are around 267 million speakers in the world (it is the fifth most spoken language in the world based on the number of total speakers). But, as a number of native speakers (L1), it is number 17.
French is currently the second most taught language in the world after English, also thanks to a widespread network of linguistic and cultural services centered on the Centers Culturels Français (CCF, dependent on the Embassies) and on the offices of the Alliance française.
|
e
|
[M]These numbers are still growing[/M], especially on the African continent.
|
French (français, AFI: [fʁɑ̃ˈsɛ]) is a language belonging to the group of Romance languages.
Spread as a mother tongue in metropolitan France and overseas, in Canada (mainly in the provinces of Québec and New Brunswick, but with a significant presence also in Ontario and Manitoba), in Belgium, in Switzerland, in numerous Caribbean islands (Haiti , Dominica, Saint Lucia) and the Indian Ocean (Mauritius, Comoros and Seychelles), in Luxembourg and in the Principality of Monaco, it is the official language of about 30 states spread over all continents (as a legacy of the French colonial empire and colonization Belgium), as well as numerous international organizations such as the UN, NATO, the International Olympic Committee and the Universal Postal Union. It is also, together with English and German, one of the three working languages of the European Union. In Italy it is spoken and protected in the Aosta Valley, where it enjoys a co-official status with Italian
Although it is not in the very first places among the most spoken languages in the world by number of native speakers (79.6 million according to Ethnologue, 2021), it is instead the second by diffusion (after English) by number of countries in which it is official and by number of continents in which it is spoken. Estimates of the total speakers are difficult due to the greater diffusion of French as a second language than as a mother tongue and the large weight that the vast territories of French-speaking Africa have in the demography of this language, in which the advancement of knowledge of French is constantly growing thanks to schooling and for which precise or updated statistics are not always available. However, according to the estimates of the International Organization of Francophonie, there are around 267 million speakers in the world (it is the fifth most spoken language in the world based on the number of total speakers). But, as a number of native speakers (L1), it is number 17.
French is currently the second most taught language in the world after English, also thanks to a widespread network of linguistic and cultural services centered on the Centers Culturels Français (CCF, dependent on the Embassies) and on the offices of the Alliance française.
|
e
|
[M]French evolved from the spoken Latin of the Gaul region (especially North Gaul).[/M]
|
French (français, AFI: [fʁɑ̃ˈsɛ]) is a language belonging to the group of Romance languages.
Spread as a mother tongue in metropolitan France and overseas, in Canada (mainly in the provinces of Québec and New Brunswick, but with a significant presence also in Ontario and Manitoba), in Belgium, in Switzerland, in numerous Caribbean islands (Haiti , Dominica, Saint Lucia) and the Indian Ocean (Mauritius, Comoros and Seychelles), in Luxembourg and in the Principality of Monaco, it is the official language of about 30 states spread over all continents (as a legacy of the French colonial empire and colonization Belgium), as well as numerous international organizations such as the UN, NATO, the International Olympic Committee and the Universal Postal Union. It is also, together with English and German, one of the three working languages of the European Union. In Italy it is spoken and protected in the Aosta Valley, where it enjoys a co-official status with Italian
Although it is not in the very first places among the most spoken languages in the world by number of native speakers (79.6 million according to Ethnologue, 2021), it is instead the second by diffusion (after English) by number of countries in which it is official and by number of continents in which it is spoken. Estimates of the total speakers are difficult due to the greater diffusion of French as a second language than as a mother tongue and the large weight that the vast territories of French-speaking Africa have in the demography of this language, in which the advancement of knowledge of French is constantly growing thanks to schooling and for which precise or updated statistics are not always available. However, according to the estimates of the International Organization of Francophonie, there are around 267 million speakers in the world (it is the fifth most spoken language in the world based on the number of total speakers). But, as a number of native speakers (L1), it is number 17.
French is currently the second most taught language in the world after English, also thanks to a widespread network of linguistic and cultural services centered on the Centers Culturels Français (CCF, dependent on the Embassies) and on the offices of the Alliance française.
|
n
|
[M]French evolved from the spoken Latin of the Gaul region[/M] (especially North Gaul).
|
French (français, AFI: [fʁɑ̃ˈsɛ]) is a language belonging to the group of Romance languages.
Spread as a mother tongue in metropolitan France and overseas, in Canada (mainly in the provinces of Québec and New Brunswick, but with a significant presence also in Ontario and Manitoba), in Belgium, in Switzerland, in numerous Caribbean islands (Haiti , Dominica, Saint Lucia) and the Indian Ocean (Mauritius, Comoros and Seychelles), in Luxembourg and in the Principality of Monaco, it is the official language of about 30 states spread over all continents (as a legacy of the French colonial empire and colonization Belgium), as well as numerous international organizations such as the UN, NATO, the International Olympic Committee and the Universal Postal Union. It is also, together with English and German, one of the three working languages of the European Union. In Italy it is spoken and protected in the Aosta Valley, where it enjoys a co-official status with Italian
Although it is not in the very first places among the most spoken languages in the world by number of native speakers (79.6 million according to Ethnologue, 2021), it is instead the second by diffusion (after English) by number of countries in which it is official and by number of continents in which it is spoken. Estimates of the total speakers are difficult due to the greater diffusion of French as a second language than as a mother tongue and the large weight that the vast territories of French-speaking Africa have in the demography of this language, in which the advancement of knowledge of French is constantly growing thanks to schooling and for which precise or updated statistics are not always available. However, according to the estimates of the International Organization of Francophonie, there are around 267 million speakers in the world (it is the fifth most spoken language in the world based on the number of total speakers). But, as a number of native speakers (L1), it is number 17.
French is currently the second most taught language in the world after English, also thanks to a widespread network of linguistic and cultural services centered on the Centers Culturels Français (CCF, dependent on the Embassies) and on the offices of the Alliance française.
|
n
|
[M]Its influence is only Second to English.[/M]
|
French (français, AFI: [fʁɑ̃ˈsɛ]) is a language belonging to the group of Romance languages.
Spread as a mother tongue in metropolitan France and overseas, in Canada (mainly in the provinces of Québec and New Brunswick, but with a significant presence also in Ontario and Manitoba), in Belgium, in Switzerland, in numerous Caribbean islands (Haiti , Dominica, Saint Lucia) and the Indian Ocean (Mauritius, Comoros and Seychelles), in Luxembourg and in the Principality of Monaco, it is the official language of about 30 states spread over all continents (as a legacy of the French colonial empire and colonization Belgium), as well as numerous international organizations such as the UN, NATO, the International Olympic Committee and the Universal Postal Union. It is also, together with English and German, one of the three working languages of the European Union. In Italy it is spoken and protected in the Aosta Valley, where it enjoys a co-official status with Italian
Although it is not in the very first places among the most spoken languages in the world by number of native speakers (79.6 million according to Ethnologue, 2021), it is instead the second by diffusion (after English) by number of countries in which it is official and by number of continents in which it is spoken. Estimates of the total speakers are difficult due to the greater diffusion of French as a second language than as a mother tongue and the large weight that the vast territories of French-speaking Africa have in the demography of this language, in which the advancement of knowledge of French is constantly growing thanks to schooling and for which precise or updated statistics are not always available. However, according to the estimates of the International Organization of Francophonie, there are around 267 million speakers in the world (it is the fifth most spoken language in the world based on the number of total speakers). But, as a number of native speakers (L1), it is number 17.
French is currently the second most taught language in the world after English, also thanks to a widespread network of linguistic and cultural services centered on the Centers Culturels Français (CCF, dependent on the Embassies) and on the offices of the Alliance française.
|
e
|
[M]In the 11th century, French was the most populous language in the world except for Middle Chinese.[/M]
|
French (français, AFI: [fʁɑ̃ˈsɛ]) is a language belonging to the group of Romance languages.
Spread as a mother tongue in metropolitan France and overseas, in Canada (mainly in the provinces of Québec and New Brunswick, but with a significant presence also in Ontario and Manitoba), in Belgium, in Switzerland, in numerous Caribbean islands (Haiti , Dominica, Saint Lucia) and the Indian Ocean (Mauritius, Comoros and Seychelles), in Luxembourg and in the Principality of Monaco, it is the official language of about 30 states spread over all continents (as a legacy of the French colonial empire and colonization Belgium), as well as numerous international organizations such as the UN, NATO, the International Olympic Committee and the Universal Postal Union. It is also, together with English and German, one of the three working languages of the European Union. In Italy it is spoken and protected in the Aosta Valley, where it enjoys a co-official status with Italian
Although it is not in the very first places among the most spoken languages in the world by number of native speakers (79.6 million according to Ethnologue, 2021), it is instead the second by diffusion (after English) by number of countries in which it is official and by number of continents in which it is spoken. Estimates of the total speakers are difficult due to the greater diffusion of French as a second language than as a mother tongue and the large weight that the vast territories of French-speaking Africa have in the demography of this language, in which the advancement of knowledge of French is constantly growing thanks to schooling and for which precise or updated statistics are not always available. However, according to the estimates of the International Organization of Francophonie, there are around 267 million speakers in the world (it is the fifth most spoken language in the world based on the number of total speakers). But, as a number of native speakers (L1), it is number 17.
French is currently the second most taught language in the world after English, also thanks to a widespread network of linguistic and cultural services centered on the Centers Culturels Français (CCF, dependent on the Embassies) and on the offices of the Alliance française.
|
n
|
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, [M]has[/M] tried to revive its fame, but [M]obtained poor results in the standings[/M].
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
n
|
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, [M]has tried to revive its fame[/M], but obtained poor results in the standings.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
n
|
In [M]2005[/M] with the second [M]album, L.A. State of Mind[/M], has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
e
|
In 2005 with the [M]second album, L.A. State of Mind[/M], has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
e
|
In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him [M]the fourth member of the group[/M] for total sales in career, and [M]for solo sales.[/M]
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
n
|
In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him [M]the fourth member of the group for total sales in career[/M], and for solo sales.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
n
|
In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and [M]2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles)[/M], making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
n
|
[M]In his career he has sold[/M] 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and [M]2.2 million as a solo artist[/M] (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
n
|
[M]In his career he has sold[/M] 87.2 million records, [M]85 million as a member of the group[/M], and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
n
|
[M]In his career he has sold 87.2 million records[/M], 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
n
|
In his career [M]he has sold[/M] 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and [M]2.2 million as a solo artist[/M] (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
n
|
In his career [M]he has sold[/M] 87.2 million records, [M]85 million as a member of the group[/M], and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
n
|
In his career [M]he has sold 87.2 million records[/M], 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
n
|
In the 2000s [M]she[/M] also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and [M]hosted some television programs in[/M] Great Britain, the USA and [M]Australia[/M].
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
n
|
In the 2000s [M]she[/M] also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and [M]hosted some television programs in[/M] Great Britain, [M]the USA[/M] and Australia.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
n
|
In the 2000s [M]she[/M] also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and [M]hosted some television programs in Great Britain[/M], the USA and Australia.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
n
|
In the 2000s [M]she[/M] also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and [M]hosted some television programs[/M] in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
e
|
[M]In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a[/M] theatrical and [M]film actress[/M] and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
n
|
[M]In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical[/M] and film [M]actress[/M] and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
n
|
In the 2000s [M]she also made her debut in roles as a[/M] theatrical and [M]film actress[/M] and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
n
|
In the 2000s [M]she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical[/M] and film [M]actress[/M] and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
n
|
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from [M]the first Hot album[/M] which nevertheless met with little consensus.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
e
|
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with [M]the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain[/M], followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
e
|
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, [M]she made her debut as a solo singer[/M] in 1998 [M]with the single, I Want You Back[/M], first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
e
|
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, [M]she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998[/M] with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
e
|
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, [M]she made her debut as a solo singer[/M] in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
e
|
She became known in 1994 as a member of [M]the Spice Girls[/M], a pop music group that [M]sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties[/M], she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
n
|
She became known in 1994 as a member of [M]the Spice Girls[/M], a pop music group that [M]sold millions of records[/M] in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
n
|
She became known in 1994 as a member of [M]the Spice Girls, a pop music group[/M] that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
n
|
[M]She became known[/M] in 1994 [M]as a member of the Spice Girls[/M], a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
e
|
[M]She became known in 1994[/M] as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
n
|
[M]Melanie Janine Brown[/M], also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), [M]is a[/M] British singer and [M]actress[/M].
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
e
|
[M]Melanie Janine Brown[/M], also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), [M]is a[/M] British [M]singer[/M] and actress.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
e
|
[M]Melanie Janine Brown[/M], also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), [M]is[/M] a [M]British[/M] singer and actress.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
e
|
[M]Melanie Janine Brown[/M], also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, [M]29 May 1975[/M]), is a British singer and actress.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
e
|
[M]Melanie Janine Brown[/M], also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G ([M]Leeds[/M], 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
e
|
[M]Melanie Janine Brown[/M], [M]also known as[/M] Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, [M]Melanie G[/M] (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
n
|
[M]Melanie Janine Brown[/M], [M]also known as[/M] Melanie B, [M]Mel B[/M] and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
e
|
[M]Melanie Janine Brown[/M], [M]also known as Melanie B[/M], Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
|
Melanie Janine Brown Benton (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter. Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records. The song took first place in the UK charts UK Singles Chart. Then came the release of the debut album Hot (2000). The album spawned two top 10 singles: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good". Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café. The only single from the album "Today" was released in June of that year. In mid-2012, Melanie announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music. In September 2013, the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released.
|
n
|
In mid-2012, [M]Melanie[/M] announced a return to a solo career and the recording of her third studio album, [M]signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music[/M].
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
n
|
[M]In mid-2012[/M], [M]Melanie announced[/M] a return to a solo career and [M]the recording of her third studio album[/M], signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music.
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
n
|
In mid-2012, [M]Melanie announced[/M] a return to a solo career and [M]the recording of her third studio album[/M], signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music.
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
n
|
In mid-2012, [M]Melanie announced a return to a solo career[/M] and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music.
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
n
|
[M]In mid-2012[/M], [M]Melanie announced a return to a solo career[/M] and the recording of her third studio album, signing a contract with the Australian branch of the label EMI Music.
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
n
|
[M]Melanie Janine Brown Benton[/M] (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) [M]is a[/M] British singer, songwriter, actress and [M]TV presenter[/M].
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
e
|
[M]Melanie Janine Brown Benton[/M] (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) [M]is a[/M] British singer, songwriter, [M]actress[/M] and TV presenter.
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
e
|
[M]Melanie Janine Brown Benton[/M] (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) [M]is a[/M] British singer, [M]songwriter[/M], actress and TV presenter.
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
n
|
[M]Melanie Janine Brown Benton[/M] (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) [M]is a[/M] British [M]singer[/M], songwriter, actress and TV presenter.
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
e
|
[M]Melanie Janine Brown Benton[/M] (born 29 May 1975 in Leeds, England) [M]is[/M] a [M]British[/M] singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter.
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
e
|
[M]Melanie Janine Brown Benton[/M] ([M]born[/M] 29 May 1975 [M]in Leeds, England[/M]) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter.
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
e
|
[M]Melanie Janine Brown Benton[/M] ([M]born 29 May 1975[/M] in Leeds, England) is a British singer, songwriter, actress and TV presenter.
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
e
|
Best known as Mel B (Mel B) and [M]Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls[/M].
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
n
|
[M]Best known as[/M] Mel B (Mel B) and [M]Scary Spice[/M] from the group Spice Girls.
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
n
|
[M]Best known as Mel B[/M] (Mel B) and Scary Spice from the group Spice Girls.
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
e
|
Then came the release of the debut album [M]Hot (2000[/M]).
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
n
|
Then came the release of the [M]debut album Hot[/M] (2000).
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
e
|
[M]Then came the release of[/M] the debut album [M]Hot[/M] (2000).
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
n
|
[M]In September 2013[/M], [M]the first single in eight years "For Once in My Life" was released[/M].
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
n
|
The album spawned two top [M]10 singles[/M]: "Tell Me" and "[M]Feels Good[/M]".
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
n
|
The album spawned two top [M]10 singles[/M]: "[M]Tell Me[/M]" and "Feels Good".
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
n
|
[M]The album spawned two top 10 singles[/M]: "Tell Me" and "Feels Good".
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
n
|
Melanie Brown's second solo album [M]L. A. State of Mind was released[/M] in 2005 [M]on the independent label Amber Café.[/M]
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
n
|
Melanie Brown's second solo album [M]L. A. State of Mind was released in 2005[/M] on the independent label Amber Café.
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
e
|
[M]Melanie Brown's second solo album L. A. State of Mind[/M] was released in 2005 on the independent label Amber Café.
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
e
|
Melanie's solo career began in 1998, releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott [M]"I Want You Back" on Virgin Records.[/M]
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
n
|
[M]Melanie[/M]'s solo career began in 1998, releasing a [M]joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back"[/M] on Virgin Records.
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
n
|
[M]Melanie's solo career began[/M] in 1998, [M]releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott[/M] "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records.
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
n
|
[M]Melanie's solo career began in 1998[/M], releasing a joint single with Missy Elliott "I Want You Back" on Virgin Records.
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
e
|
[M]The song took first place in the[/M] UK charts [M]UK Singles Chart.[/M]
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
e
|
The only single from [M]the album "Today"[/M] was released in June of that year.
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
n
|
[M]The only single from[/M] the album "[M]Today[/M]" [M]was released in June of that year.[/M]
|
Melanie Janine Brown, also known as Melanie B, Mel B and, briefly, Melanie G (Leeds, 29 May 1975), is a British singer and actress.
She became known in 1994 as a member of the Spice Girls, a pop music group that sold millions of records in the second half of the nineties, she made her debut as a solo singer in 1998 with the single, I Want You Back, first in the charts in Great Britain, followed from the first Hot album which nevertheless met with little consensus.
In 2005 with the second album, L.A. State of Mind, has tried to revive its fame, but obtained poor results in the standings. In his career he has sold 87.2 million records, 85 million as a member of the group, and 2.2 million as a solo artist (100,000 albums and 2.1 million singles), making him the fourth member of the group for total sales in career, and for solo sales.
In the 2000s she also made her debut in roles as a theatrical and film actress and hosted some television programs in Great Britain, the USA and Australia.
|
n
|
[M]Robert Barisford Brown[/M], better known as Bobby Brown; February 5, 1969, Roxbury, Boston) is an American R&B performer, songwriter, rapper, dancer and [M]actor[/M].
|
Robert Barisford Brown (born February 5, 1969 in Roxbury, Boston, Massachusetts, United States), better known as Bobby Brown, is an American R&B artist, rapper, and dancer. In 1987, after participating in the successful band New Edition, Brown began a solo career and recorded a number of hits, and also won a Grammy Award. He is considered the pioneer of the genre of "new jack-swing". His second album, Don't Be Cruel, included a huge number of hits, including the song "My Prerogative". Former husband of singer Whitney Houston. He also starred in the reality show Being Bobby Brown.
|
n
|
[M]Robert Barisford Brown[/M], better known as Bobby Brown; February 5, 1969, Roxbury, Boston) is an American R&B performer, songwriter, rapper, [M]dancer[/M] and actor.
|
Robert Barisford Brown (born February 5, 1969 in Roxbury, Boston, Massachusetts, United States), better known as Bobby Brown, is an American R&B artist, rapper, and dancer. In 1987, after participating in the successful band New Edition, Brown began a solo career and recorded a number of hits, and also won a Grammy Award. He is considered the pioneer of the genre of "new jack-swing". His second album, Don't Be Cruel, included a huge number of hits, including the song "My Prerogative". Former husband of singer Whitney Houston. He also starred in the reality show Being Bobby Brown.
|
e
|
[M]Robert Barisford Brown[/M], better known as Bobby Brown; February 5, 1969, Roxbury, Boston) is an American R&B performer, songwriter, [M]rapper[/M], dancer and actor.
|
Robert Barisford Brown (born February 5, 1969 in Roxbury, Boston, Massachusetts, United States), better known as Bobby Brown, is an American R&B artist, rapper, and dancer. In 1987, after participating in the successful band New Edition, Brown began a solo career and recorded a number of hits, and also won a Grammy Award. He is considered the pioneer of the genre of "new jack-swing". His second album, Don't Be Cruel, included a huge number of hits, including the song "My Prerogative". Former husband of singer Whitney Houston. He also starred in the reality show Being Bobby Brown.
|
e
|
[M]Robert Barisford Brown[/M], better known as Bobby Brown; February 5, 1969, Roxbury, Boston) is an American R&B performer, [M]songwriter[/M], rapper, dancer and actor.
|
Robert Barisford Brown (born February 5, 1969 in Roxbury, Boston, Massachusetts, United States), better known as Bobby Brown, is an American R&B artist, rapper, and dancer. In 1987, after participating in the successful band New Edition, Brown began a solo career and recorded a number of hits, and also won a Grammy Award. He is considered the pioneer of the genre of "new jack-swing". His second album, Don't Be Cruel, included a huge number of hits, including the song "My Prerogative". Former husband of singer Whitney Houston. He also starred in the reality show Being Bobby Brown.
|
n
|
[M]Robert Barisford Brown[/M], better known as Bobby Brown; February 5, 1969, Roxbury, Boston) is an American [M]R&B performer[/M], songwriter, rapper, dancer and actor.
|
Robert Barisford Brown (born February 5, 1969 in Roxbury, Boston, Massachusetts, United States), better known as Bobby Brown, is an American R&B artist, rapper, and dancer. In 1987, after participating in the successful band New Edition, Brown began a solo career and recorded a number of hits, and also won a Grammy Award. He is considered the pioneer of the genre of "new jack-swing". His second album, Don't Be Cruel, included a huge number of hits, including the song "My Prerogative". Former husband of singer Whitney Houston. He also starred in the reality show Being Bobby Brown.
|
e
|
[M]Robert Barisford Brown[/M], better known as Bobby Brown; February 5, 1969, Roxbury, Boston) is an [M]American[/M] R&B performer, songwriter, rapper, dancer and actor.
|
Robert Barisford Brown (born February 5, 1969 in Roxbury, Boston, Massachusetts, United States), better known as Bobby Brown, is an American R&B artist, rapper, and dancer. In 1987, after participating in the successful band New Edition, Brown began a solo career and recorded a number of hits, and also won a Grammy Award. He is considered the pioneer of the genre of "new jack-swing". His second album, Don't Be Cruel, included a huge number of hits, including the song "My Prerogative". Former husband of singer Whitney Houston. He also starred in the reality show Being Bobby Brown.
|
e
|
[M]Robert Barisford Brown[/M], better known as Bobby Brown; February 5, 1969, [M]Roxbury, Boston[/M]) is an American R&B performer, songwriter, rapper, dancer and actor.
|
Robert Barisford Brown (born February 5, 1969 in Roxbury, Boston, Massachusetts, United States), better known as Bobby Brown, is an American R&B artist, rapper, and dancer. In 1987, after participating in the successful band New Edition, Brown began a solo career and recorded a number of hits, and also won a Grammy Award. He is considered the pioneer of the genre of "new jack-swing". His second album, Don't Be Cruel, included a huge number of hits, including the song "My Prerogative". Former husband of singer Whitney Houston. He also starred in the reality show Being Bobby Brown.
|
e
|
[M]Robert Barisford Brown[/M], better known as Bobby Brown; [M]February 5, 1969[/M], Roxbury, Boston) is an American R&B performer, songwriter, rapper, dancer and actor.
|
Robert Barisford Brown (born February 5, 1969 in Roxbury, Boston, Massachusetts, United States), better known as Bobby Brown, is an American R&B artist, rapper, and dancer. In 1987, after participating in the successful band New Edition, Brown began a solo career and recorded a number of hits, and also won a Grammy Award. He is considered the pioneer of the genre of "new jack-swing". His second album, Don't Be Cruel, included a huge number of hits, including the song "My Prerogative". Former husband of singer Whitney Houston. He also starred in the reality show Being Bobby Brown.
|
e
|
[M]Robert Barisford Brown[/M], [M]better known as Bobby Brown[/M]; February 5, 1969, Roxbury, Boston) is an American R&B performer, songwriter, rapper, dancer and actor.
|
Robert Barisford Brown (born February 5, 1969 in Roxbury, Boston, Massachusetts, United States), better known as Bobby Brown, is an American R&B artist, rapper, and dancer. In 1987, after participating in the successful band New Edition, Brown began a solo career and recorded a number of hits, and also won a Grammy Award. He is considered the pioneer of the genre of "new jack-swing". His second album, Don't Be Cruel, included a huge number of hits, including the song "My Prerogative". Former husband of singer Whitney Houston. He also starred in the reality show Being Bobby Brown.
|
e
|
[M]He[/M] also [M]starred in the reality show Being Bobby Brown.[/M]
|
Robert Barisford Brown (born February 5, 1969 in Roxbury, Boston, Massachusetts, United States), better known as Bobby Brown, is an American R&B artist, rapper, and dancer. In 1987, after participating in the successful band New Edition, Brown began a solo career and recorded a number of hits, and also won a Grammy Award. He is considered the pioneer of the genre of "new jack-swing". His second album, Don't Be Cruel, included a huge number of hits, including the song "My Prerogative". Former husband of singer Whitney Houston. He also starred in the reality show Being Bobby Brown.
|
e
|
Subsets and Splits
No community queries yet
The top public SQL queries from the community will appear here once available.