Chanteuse (noun)

A female singer, especially one who sings popular songs.

Origin:

From french, from chanter (to sing).

Examples:

1. Edith Piaf was a famous chanteuse in the early 20th century.
2. She's a talented chanteuse who performs at local jazz clubs.
3. The chanteuse had a beautiful voice and captivated the audience.
4. I love the way chanteuse's voice is rich and powerful.
5. She was a well-known chanteuse in the French music scene.