Medeiros, Glenn

Glenn Medeiros ( born Glenn Medeiros , born June 24, 1970) is an American singer and songwriter of Portuguese descent who achieved success in charts in the late 1980s and early 1990s ^[1] .

In the USA, his biggest hit was the rhythm and blues dance song “She Ain't Worth It” in which Bobby Brown took part ^[1] (1990, 2 weeks in 1st place in the USA ) ^{[2] [3]} . In general, in the world (for example, in Europe) he is better known for his first hit “ Nothing's Gonna Change My Love For You ” (4 weeks in 1st place in the UK in July 1988 ^[3] , 1st place also in France and in Netherlands ^[4] ), which is a cover version of the song of the same name by George Benson .

The music site AllMusic characterizes him as a “handsome teenager of the type of a boy from a poster ”, who for the most part produced a cloying “sentimentalism” - love ballads - although “he also branched into more rigid, more funky styles” ^[1] .

At the end of his musical career, he worked as a teacher of American history at the Catholic Maryknoll School High School in his hometown of Honolulu in Hawaii. In February 2013, he was appointed deputy director of it ^[3] .