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Regine Velasquez launched her illustrious career in the ‘80s when she was only in her teens. She went on to record a string of hit albums, counting sales into the millions within her native Philippines and across Asia. She first stole the spotlight with power ballads such as “Narito Ako”, and then became a full-blown Asian superstar with her debut international album Listen Without Prejudice, while several cover albums saw her make the leap from local OPM to produce notable arrangements of Elvis, Beatles and Blondie hits that further broadened her appeal. Press play for the perfect introduction to this record-breaking songstress.

Following in Sweden's grand tradition of producing cosmically great pop music, duo Per Gessle and Marie Fredriksson came together in Halmstad in the mid-'80s to form Roxette. Their soaring, feel-good tunes, which were packed with catchy hooks, hard-strummed guitars and Fredriksson's pane-rattling vocals, almost never made it out of Europe; an American studying abroad brought back a copy of 1988's Look Sharp! and got it to a Minneapolis radio station, and it caught fire from there. By 1989, that attention had spread worldwide and turned songs such as the swelling ballads “Listen to Your Heart” and “It Must Have Been Love” (the latter of which featured on the soundtrack to Pretty Woman) and the sugar-rush rocker “The Look” into international hits. Gessle and Fredriksson continued to record and tour into the 2010s, even after Fredriksson was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2002. She died in 2019 at the age of 61.