Not bad for a song that Branigan didn't want to sing in the first place.
Thankfully for the many fans who've fallen in love with "Gloria" over the years, songwriter Trevor Veitch took another crack at the translated lyrics. Veitch's update, which tells the tale of a young woman whose life seems to be spinning out of control:
The emotional track was the perfect fit for Branigan's expressive voice, so it's no surprise that "Gloria" made her a huge star and remained her signature tune for the rest of her career. In a 2002 interview with People, Branigan referred to "Gloria" as a "killer song," noting that even decades later, "I have to end every show with 'Gloria.' The whole room is just screaming."
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“I want to touch people’s hearts, to get right down to their souls,” Branigan once said, per AnOther Magazine. "When you’re on stage, the audience becomes your other half. It’s the ultimate high you can reach as a musician — an incredible feeling. And no matter where I am it’s still the same; there’s a reason we call music the universal language.”
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