How do you congratulate your mother or friend on International Women’s Day so that the greeting is remembered for a long time? Tell her how much she means to you. Or better yet, sing. We offer you 10 sincere, time-tested, and universally loved compositions that will perfectly tell the story of your feelings.
ABBA — Dancing Queen
The absolute anthem of femininity, celebration, and good mood. It is impossible to sit still while listening to it, and it is perfect for a duet performance with a friend or mom.
Stevie Wonder — Isn’t She Lovely
A bright and incredibly warm song. A great choice to sing for a loved one and remind her how beautiful she is.
Bruno Mars — Just The Way You Are
A sincere and upbeat confession that a woman is perfect just the way she is. A song that always brings a smile and boosts self-esteem.
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Alicia Keys — Girl on Fire
A powerful vocal track about female strength, confidence, and the ability to conquer the world. If your friend or mom is a true fighter and inspires you, this is the best choice.
Céline Dion — Because You Loved Me
A touching and deep ballad about support and gratitude. This is the perfect musical “thank you” to the most important woman in your life.
Whitney Houston — I’m Every Woman
An energetic, vibrant hit that celebrates the versatility of every woman. Singing it in a group is a pure pleasure!
Spice Girls — Wannabe
The best song to sing with your best friends. It’s about true friendship, which always comes first.
Ed Sheeran — Perfect
A modern classic, tender and romantic. A wonderful option if you want to give someone a moment of peace and bright feelings.
Boyz II Men — A Song For Mama
One of the most sincere R&B ballads dedicated to mothers. If you are looking for something that will move your mom to tears of joy, this is exactly the track.
Roy Orbison — Oh, Pretty Woman
A legendary composition recognizable from the first chords. It always lifts the mood and adds a festive, light atmosphere.
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