Pop Singer Cara Quici's Tribute To Madonna Gaining National Attention

Cara Quici's Latest Photo Shoot Pays Homage To Pop Icon Madonna, Gains Widespread Media Coverage

2012-03-05

NEW YORK, NY, March 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) Rising pop talent Cara Quici has been snagging well-deserved attention within the industry lately. This incredibly talented singer's recent photographic tribute to stars Madonna and Debbie Harry has been highlighted in hundreds of press outlets, getting Cara Quici some notable national recognition (http://www.cnbc.com/id/46412030/Pop_Star_Cara_Quici_Pays_Homage_to_Madonna_Debbie_Harry).

Cara Quici is a strong vocal talent, making her a rare find in today's pop music market. Armed with her solid singing skills, stunning beauty and charismatic personality, Cara is primed to be the next big star of pop music. In her recent photo shoot that garnered national press, Cara pays homage to stars Madonna and Debbie Harry, giving fans a taste of her versatility.

Picked up by major press sources such as CNBC, Cara's recent photo shoot has given her quite the national recognition. As a pop star on the rise, Cara Quici is unquestionably one worth looking out for, as this talented singer is only just getting started.

For more information on Cara, check out Cara's Official Website: http://caraquici.com/

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