Connie Francis dies, months after her 60s song goes viral on TikTok.

Connie Francis, once the world’s best -selling female artist, died at the age of 87.

The musician, including Hitler Stupid Cupid and Who’s Pardo Now, was re -revived after his 1962 song Pretty Little Baby Tiktok became viral.

Francis was recently treated for pelvic pain caused by a fracture. During his stay in the hospital, he was diagnosed with pneumonia and he died on Wednesday night, and Ron Roberts, the chairman of the record company, told BBC News.

Roberts had previously announced the death of the star On Facebook“With a heavy heart and extreme sadness.”

“I know that Connie’s fans will confirm that this sad news is among the first learners,” he added.

The death of the star comes only months after Pretty Littlele becomes a trendy song in Tiktok.

Millions of people, including Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner, were synchronized to Easy Listening song while showing their children and pets or doing love shows.

A video Brooke Monk and Sam DEZZ by social media impressives He watched more than 158 million times.

ABBA singer Agnetha Fältskog Published the songSaying that Francis has been his favorite singer for a long time. And currently playing Francis in Broadway musical player Gracie Lawrence Shared a video that tells the pieceWhen wearing a character.

Speaking last month, Francis said he was surprised by the sudden success of a runway with B side.

“I didn’t even remember the song to tell you the truth!” He told him to People magazine.

“I had to listen to remember. It is really great to think that a song I recorded 63 years ago touches the hearts of millions of people. It is an incredible feeling.”

Francis was born in Concetta Rosemirie Franconero, and the working class in New York, Brooklyn, grew up in the Italian American family.

At the age of three, he began to play accordion by his father. When he was young, he changed his name to Connie Francis, and the US TV show was regularly in Startime Kids.

Early initiatives to start a song career were not successful.

He was rejected by almost every record company, only a contract with the MGM Records because he was called the demo song Freddy – this was the name of the President’s son.

The first records could not find an audience and Francis accepted a place to study medicine at the university.

However, for the MGM, the last contracted registration made an explosion – a cover of the song 1923 is who sorry now?

“I had 18 bomb records,” Francis said to UPI in 1996. “He asked me to record a song written in 1923.” Forget – the children at the American Bandstand would laugh at me from the show. ”

“He said, ‘If you do not record this song, Dummy, the only way to reach the American Bandstand is to sit on television,’ ‘he said.

He was almost a prophet. In 1958, Dick Clark defended the track in American Bandstand: “No doubt, directly headed to the number one point.”

Francis, who watched at home, had no idea that the song would be on the show.

“Well, emotion was cosmic – just cosmic!” He wrote in his diary that night.

“It was right there in my living room, Mardi Gras-Time and New Year’s Eve at the beginning of the century!”

For the next few years Francis has been a real pop symbol.

He sold millions of records – the young Hitler like lipstick on your collar, including one of everyone’s fidelity.

In 1960, Billboard Top 100 was the first woman on the top of 100, with Bluesy Ballad Everybody’s apth.

Francis also had a close proximity to languages and was one of the first stars to record in multiple dialects.

For example, the title song from the 1961 film of men was published in seven different languages in English, German, French, Italian, Japanese, Neopolitan and Spanish.

In 1963, in the summer of the years, the assassin US President John F Kennedy’ya the first -known charity singles of the singles recorded.

Since actions such as Beatles and Bob Dylan took over pop graphics, their popularity decreased in the mid -60s; And as a result of nasal surgery, he briefly lost his voice.

In 1974, Francis returned to the Westbury Music Fair in New York, but after performance, he was beaten and raped at the knife point at his motel.

He passed a trauma, became a hedest, and he had a few spells in psychiatry hospitals (then he said he was accepted by his father against his will).

Star tried to kill himself with sleep pills at the lowest point.

“I just felt nothing for me.” He said.

“After the rape, I have a fear of floating life in general, and I just said, ‘Well, that’s it, I will control it’.”

Francis said he was Joey, the son of his adopted son who saved his life.

Wogan, “I was looking at this sleep pill bottle … And my son knocked on the door of Bathroom and said,” Mother, you’re the best mother I’ve ever had. ”

“And that was all. I took the pills and threw them out of the toilet.”

The singer later won $ 1.5 million (£ 1.1 million) because he could not provide secure locks to the glass door against Howard Johnson’s motel chain.

Francis had just begun to return to the stage in 1981, when his younger brother George Franconero, who testified against the Mafia, was shot in front of his house.

The incident dipped him into deeper depression and spent most of the next decade, and during this time he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder.

However, against the rape of victims of crime, women and victims, including the aid legal organization, has become an important voice in advocacy groups and mental health became the spokesperson of America.

He continued his recording career in 1989 and continued to sing for the audience sold until his 70s.

At the beginning of this month, he was taken to hospital because of his hip pain that continued his fans, but he stayed in good souls.

His death came after a short illness, his friend and label boss Ron Roberts added that more details would be published on a later date.

I look at your life and career in 2010He said, “I will do it over and over again, except my brother’s murder.

“Because although there were some terrible abortions, there were also revitalizing heights that I would never feel in another profession.”