Deanna Durbin (real name: Эдна Мэй Дурбин, also known as Дина Дурбин) was a Canadian-American singer and actress born in 1921. Known for her work in pop, jazz, and operatic vocals, she rose to fame in the 1930s and 1940s. Signed to Universal Pictures, she starred in numerous musical films, including "Three Smart Girls" and "One Hundred Men and a Girl". Her performances often featured her soprano voice, which captivated audiences worldwide. Among her notable songs are "Amapola" and "Beneath the Lights of Home". Deanna Durbin significantly influenced the golden age of Hollywood musicals and vocal performance.

• Genres: Опера и вокал, Поп, Джаз
• Language: English