American singer Ella Fitzgerald, often called the First Lady of Song, is recognized as one of the greatest voices in jazz history. With her warm tone, flawless diction and remarkable scat singing improvisations, she brought both tender ballads and lively jazz standards to life. She collaborated with legends such as Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington, keeping her career fresh and influential for decades. What made her artistry stand out was her extraordinary vocal range and control, which allowed her to move effortlessly between different musical styles.
