Beyoncé Giselle Knowles

Beyonce Giselle Knowles was conceived in Houston, Texas on September 4 in 1981. Tina Knowles, her mom is the one who designs the glittery costumes, as does Mathew Knowles is the Destiny's Children's manager. Solange and her sister (4 years apart) has released her debut album. She dances with her big sibling during DC-3 concerts. Beyonce's Louisiana Creole & African descent. Whitney Houston found her and her group. Lovefool from The Cardigans, is her top song. She adores a pair of silver work boots. She composed and recorded several of the group's most popular songs, including "Jumpin jumping", "Bootylicious", Nasty Girl"," Independent Women", "Happy Face", as well as "Apple Pie A la Mode". The singer who is the leader of the singing group Destiny's Child. As an opening act, she was on tour with Christina Aguilera (2000). TLC was their opening act (1999). Master P is a cat. She was a student at the High School for the Performing and Visual Arts, Houston, Texas. Solange's big sister and Nixon & Koi Knowles' older half-sister. Once appeared on Star Search (1983). The singer was the first woman of African descent ever to be awarded the ASCAP Pop Songwriter of the Year Award in 2001. She is a big fan of Middle Eastern music, dance and culture. Her most popular hit song to date is "Crazy in Love" (2003). She was part of several awards shows in 2003 and 2003, including the Radio Music Awards (MTV Europe Video Music Awards), Billboard Awards and the Billboard Awards. She also performed at the South African AIDS benefit event which Bono from U2 hosted in November of 2003 to help fight the AIDS epidemic. She took home five Grammy Awards for her song "Dangerously in Love" (February 8 in 2004). Mathew is her father. He is African-American. Tina is her mother. She is Louisiana Creole. She has ancestors that are mostly African as well as French. They also have Canadian and Canadian ancestors. Beyonce is also 1/32 Irish and has distant Breton and Spanish, Indonesian and Chinese roots. The singer has been quoted as saying that in order to conquer her shyness, she created the stage persona "Sasha".





 

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