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Nana Mouskouri’s net worth, biography, fact, career, awards and life story

Net Worth:	$280 Million
Date of Birth:	Oct 13, 1934 (86 years old)
Gender:	Female
Profession:	Singer, Politician, Actor, Peace activist
Nationality:	Greece

Nana Mouskouri Net Worth: Nana Mouskouri is a Greek singer who has a net worth of $280 million dollars. Born in Chania, Crete, Greece on October 13, 1934, Nana Mouskouri is best known for selling over 300 million albums and being one of the most reputable artists in the country’s musical history. She is multilingual and has been active in the music industry since 1958, specializing in jazz, pop, folk, world music, and easy listening. She has been affiliated with record labels such as Fontana, Polydor, Mercury, Verve, Philips, PolyGram, and Universal Music France. She studied at the Athens Conservatoire where she studied classical music and opera. She has been married twice and has two children by the names of Nicolas Pestilas and Helene Pestilas. She is currently married to Andre Chapelle and lives in Switzerland. In 1962, after meeting Quincy Jones, Mouskouri traveled to America to record a jazz album. It was called The Girl from Greece Sings and was followed by the United Kingdom recording, My Colouring Book. In 1968 she hosted a BBC series called Presenting Nana Mouskouri. In 1979 she released the album titled Roses and Sunshine which featured collaborations with John Denver, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, and Dolly Parton. She released five albums, all in different languages, in 1987. Along with music, Mouskouri is also a UNICEF ambassador and was named Goodwill Ambassador in 1993. She was also previously a member of the European Parliament via the New Democracy between 1994 and 1999. She announced a brief retirement but released two albums in 2011 and announced that she would be going on a German tour in 2012.

Mireille Mathieu’s net worth, biography, fact, career, awards and life story

Mireille Mathieu Net Worth: Mireille Mathieu is a French singer who has a net worth of $100 million. Born in Avignon, Vaucluse, France, in 1946, Mireille Mathieu grew up as the oldest of 14 children. She made her first foray into music by entering a local singing competition, On Chante dans mon Quartier. She earned her big break in late 1965, with an invitation to appear on the TV show “Song Parade” in Paris, though she ended up singing live on “Tele-Dimanche”, becoming a viewer favorite. Mathieu landed an agent and continued performing on the show. She released her debut album, “En Direct de L’Olympia”, in 1966, earning international acclaim. Mathieu has since released more than 70 albums between 1966 and 2013, including “J’ai peur d’aimer un souvenir”, “So ein schooner Abend”, “Die Liebe einer Frau”, “Trois milliards de gens sur terre”, “Welterfolge aus Paris”, “Mireille Mathieu a Moscou”, and “Une place dans mon couer”. Her most recent release is 2013’s “Wenn mein Lied deine Seele kusst”. Mathieu has, at times, been outspoken about politics in her native country, lending her public support to 2007 presidential candidate Nicolas Sarkozy, who has since become France’s president. Mathieu is also the recipient of a variety of awards, including the Russian Medal of Friendship, given to her by President Dmitry Medvedev. Despite her public career, Mathieu has never married, and she has no children.