Madonna

The song explores the themes of love and relationships, inspired by Madonna's early experiences in the music industry.

Madonna is a singer, songwriter and producer whose first single, Everybody, appeared in 1982. Her early albums connect dance rhythms with concise pop songs; later records range from the ballads of Bedtime Stories to...

Billy Steinberg wrote the lyrics after leaving a difficult relationship and starting a new one. The title conveys emotional renewal rather than a literal claim about sexual experience. Tom Kelly supplied the musical...

The song was inspired by Madonna's ambition and her rising star in the music industry.

A dance-pop track about falling in love, from Madonna's "Like a Virgin" album.

Written for the film "Vision Quest" to capture teenage love and desire.

The idea of adorning a lover with affection and desire.

Written for the film "Vision Quest," the song was only released as a single outside the U.S.

Billy Steinberg wrote the lyrics after leaving a difficult relationship and starting a new one. The title conveys emotional renewal rather than a literal claim about sexual experience. Tom Kelly supplied the musical...

A satirical take on 1980s materialism and consumerism.

Written for the film "At Close Range," this ballad explores themes of survival and truth-telling.

This controversial song addresses teenage pregnancy and a young woman's decision to keep her baby.

Madonna wrote this song as a tribute to her then-husband Sean Penn.

Relationship conflicts and public scrutiny

Latin culture and a fictional tropical paradise

Encouraging emotional vulnerability in relationships

Title track for Madonna's film of the same name

A lighthearted love song inspired by the 1960s pop sound.

Madonna's call for women to express themselves and demand respect in relationships.

Madonna's Catholic upbringing and her desire to explore religious themes in a provocative manner.

Controversial exploration of sexuality

New York City's underground ball culture

Sexual liberation and desire

A dance-pop track about falling deeply in love.

A provocative song exploring themes of sex and power.

Madonna is a singer, songwriter and producer whose first single, Everybody, appeared in 1982. Her early albums connect dance rhythms with concise pop songs; later records range from the ballads of Bedtime Stories to...

Madonna is a singer, songwriter and producer whose first single, Everybody, appeared in 1982. Her early albums connect dance rhythms with concise pop songs; later records range from the ballads of Bedtime Stories to...

The song explores themes of love and self-discovery, with nods to disco music.

A cover of Peggy Lee's 1958 version, with a more dance-oriented arrangement.

The song uses rain as a metaphor for cleansing and new beginnings.

Written for the film "With Honors," reflecting on memories and personal growth.

The power of keeping and revealing secrets in relationships.

Written about the end of a relationship, possibly inspired by Madonna's personal experiences.

Madonna is a singer, songwriter and producer whose first single, Everybody, appeared in 1982. Her early albums connect dance rhythms with concise pop songs; later records range from the ballads of Bedtime Stories to...

A song about the power of self-acceptance and love.

Written about the end of a relationship, possibly inspired by Madonna's personal experiences.

The song was inspired by Madonna's determination to overcome personal challenges.

From the musical "Evita," based on the life of Eva Perón.

Madonna is a singer, songwriter and producer whose first single, Everybody, appeared in 1982. Her early albums connect dance rhythms with concise pop songs; later records range from the ballads of Bedtime Stories to...

The song explores themes of emotional coldness and the inability to express love.

The song was influenced by Madonna's study of Kabbalah and motherhood.

The song was inspired by Madonna's love for dance music and its ability to bring people together.

Setting boundaries in relationships

Theme song for the James Bond film of the same name.

The track was inspired by Madonna's criticism of American culture and materialism.

Stuart Price began the track as a DJ idea after hearing ABBA on the radio during a drive home. Madonna was seeking disco music for a proposed Luc Besson film and immediately found a melody for his sample-based track....

The song is about the joy of dancing and celebrating life.

The song explores themes of love and survival in a post-apocalyptic world.