History

Helen Fọláṣadé Adú was born in Ibadan, but her father was from Ekiti, Yorubaland, in West Africa. She was the first Yoruba to ever win a Grammy award.
She is also the most successful Solo Artist in British history to have over 50 million sales with 110 music albums.
She was born into a Yoruba Ethnic from West Africa. She is an English singer, songwriter, and actress known as the lead singer of her eponymous band.
She has been credited as one of the most successful British female artists in history and is often recognised as an influence on contemporary music.
Biography
Born: 16 January 1959 (age 61 years as at 2020), Ibadan, Oyo State, Yorubaland, Nigeria 🇳🇬, in West Africa.
Spouse: Carlos Scola Pliego (m. 1989–1995)
Children: Izaak Theo Adu
Parents: Anne Hayes, Adebisi Abu
Pic: One-year-old Sade Adu, January 1960

Helen Fọláṣadé Adú, known as Sade, made history as the first Yoruba to win a Grammy award. Her success in music, with over 50 million sales, cements her as a British music icon. Her influence on contemporary music is undeniable.