Tina Arena

Tina Arena is an Australian singer, songwriter and producer of Italian descent, recognised as one of the great voices of international pop. Born in Melbourne, she began as a child on television and rose to global fame in the 1990s with hits such as Chains, Sorrento Moon and Heaven Help My Heart. In France she won over audiences with the song Aller plus haut, which has become a classic of francophone pop. A bilingual perfectionist, Tina Arena moves effortlessly between her English‑ and French‑language careers, releasing albums marked by the power of her performances and the sincerity of her songwriting. Her repertoire, at the crossroads of pop, rock and soul, explores themes of love, resilience and identity. Widely awarded and decorated with the French Ordre national du Mérite, Tina Arena continues to captivate a loyal international audience with an exceptional voice and emotion that is always close to the surface.