Sandra, a pop singer from Germany, rose to fame in the '80s and '90s, initially as part of the disco trio Arabesque before embarking on a successful solo career. Known for hits like "(I'll Never Be) Maria Magdalena" and "Everlasting Love," Sandra's collaboration with her then-husband Michael Cretu on the Enigma project further solidified her international success. Despite a shift towards a more mature sound in the 2000s, Sandra continued to release albums and evolve artistically, maintaining a dedicated fan base in Europe.

Born in 1962, Sandra Ann Lauer began her music career at a young age, eventually joining Arabesque in 1979 before transitioning into a solo artist in the mid-'80s. Her marriage to Cretu and subsequent move to Ibiza marked a peak in her commercial success with albums like "Into a Secret Land." As Sandra's music matured, she explored new sounds and themes in her later albums, leading to critical acclaim and continued relevance in the music industry. Through personal and creative changes, Sandra's artistry remained a constant, with releases like "Back to Life" and "Stay in Touch" showcasing her enduring talent and evolution as an artist.