Madonna Ciccone

Introduction

From the United States to every country around the world, if we're talking about the 

queen of pop, sex symbol, or a famous singer whose songs like Justify My Love, Take

A Bow, Hung Up, and 4 Minutes were on the billboard charts, we can't reject that

everyone thinks of Madonna immediately. Over thirty years as a singer, Madonna has

been released totally thirteen albums. However, in order to make songs becomes

popular, music videos are also important to attract the audiences. In Madonna’s each

song, she creates a unique and trendy music video. Most of her music videos come

out with things that involve sex and nudity. She mentioned it’s a type of arts that

can exactly tell her personality. Other singers just were afraid to put it in

their music videos in the 80’s. As Norman Mailer said “Madonna not only

made the best music videos of them all, but they transcended personality. She was the

premier artist of music video, and it might be the only art form in America life"

(R.Cohen,2008) It's obvious that her music videos influenced young girls and

women. Also, people can recognize Madonna as a female singer based on her music

videos. In fact, she is more than a singer, she was also a songwriter, a director, an

actress and a writer.

Early Life

Madonna Ciccone was born on August 16, 1958 in Bay City, Michigan with five

siblings. Her grainy and beautiful mother were sick and later died from breast cancer

when she was six. At that time, it was pretty hard for her. Losing her mother when she

was young brings a sense of loss and abandonment. But, the worst thing hadn’t

happened until her father’s second