Madonna. The true biography of the queen pop music. O’Brien L.

They often ask: what is the true Madonna? There is a common stereotype representing the Madonna of the greedy woman-vamp, while for most women she is a symbol of feminism. Her songs are intelligible and simple, although she herself is complex and changeable. She absorbed the influence of thousands of different cultures, collecting them into a single whole, and became the best -sold singer in the history of music. All her albums are the stages of a big trip. Having experienced dramas and losses, she used music as a way to confront pain, she searched for new sources of joy in it. Her style is contradictory, vanity is limitless, and at the same time she constantly turns her life into a bewitching work of art. The melodic insolence of her songs, combined with eccentric bright beauty, incredible energy and spectacular show, made a pop star Madonna almost a religious idol of our time. An impartial study of the British music journalist Lucy O'Brien is the most complete biography of the Queen of pop scenes.