Glenn Medeiros

Glenn Medeiros is a prominent American singer, known for his hit ballad "Nothing's Gonna Change My Love for You" released in 1987. Born on June 24, 1970, in Hawaii, Medeiros gained popularity as a teenager when he won a local talent contest, impressing the judges with his smooth vocal abilities. Shortly after, he recorded a demo that got the attention of a record executive, leading to a contract with Amherst Records. His debut single, a cover of George Benson's "Nothing's Gonna Change My Love for You," became an international sensation, reaching the number one spot on various charts around the world. Medeiros achieved further success with his self-titled debut album and subsequent albums, such as "Not Me" and "Glenn Medeiros." While his popularity declined in the following years, he continued to release music, collaborate with other artists, and perform live. Besides his musical pursuits, Glenn Medeiros also ventured into education, becoming a school principal in Hawaii. Despite his initial teenage successes and subsequent changes in the music landscape, Glenn Medeiros remains a notable figure in the music industry with a memorable contribution to 80s pop music.