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Pink is a famous American singer and songwriter.

Pink 2006
Pink 2006

She is known for her pop and rock music. She is also famous for her acrobatic stage shows. This is because she trained as a gymnast when she was young.

Pink started her career in a girl group called Choice. Later, she became a solo singer. Her first solo album was called Can't Take Me Home. It was a big success.

Pink (singer)
Pink (singer)

In 2001, she sang "Lady Marmalade." This song helped her win her first Grammy Award. A Grammy is a very famous music award.

Her second album was Missundaztood. It sold over 13 million copies around the world. She also won awards for her rock music.

Pink Grammys 2014
Pink Grammys 2014

Pink has sold over 135 million records in total. This makes her one of the best-selling artists ever. She has won many awards, including three Grammys and two Brit Awards. She even has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Pink star (Hollywood Walk of Fame stars)
Pink star (Hollywood Walk of Fame stars)

Pink is a true icon in the music world.

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