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Lorde is a famous singer from New Zealand.

Lorde - Coachella 2014 (06)
Lorde - Coachella 2014 (06)

She is known for writing her own songs. Her music often tells stories about deep feelings. She learned to write by reading many books.

Lorde - Coachella 2014 (07)
Lorde - Coachella 2014 (07)

Lorde became a star as a teenager. Her song "Royals" was a huge hit. It sold 10 million copies around the world. This song reached number one on many charts. Her first big album was called Pure Heroine. It was released in 2013.

Lorde has made many other great albums. Her album Melodrama came out in 2017. It was about the messy feelings of being young. This album reached number one in many countries.

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RF 3006 Lorde@Arena Krists Luhaers-5 (35769377251) (cropped)

She has won many big prizes for her work. These include two Grammy Awards. She also won many awards in New Zealand. Lorde has even worked on music for movies. She helped pick the songs for The Hunger Games movie. She continues to make new music for her fans.

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