Gwenno Saunders

Welsh musician Gwenno Saunders has built a career on singing in languages that most of her listeners don't speak. Born in Cardiff, Welsh by nationality, she records in Welsh and Cornish, blending psychedelic Krautrock and shoegaze influences. Her debut solo album, Y Dydd Olaf, a science fiction concept album based on Owain Owain's 1976 novel, won the Welsh Music Prize. Her Cornish-language albums, Le Kov and Tresor, earned critical acclaim, with the latter nominated for the Mercury Prize.

Before her solo work, Gwenno was a member of the Pipettes, the retro girl group known for cleverly updating classic tropes on songs like "Pull Shapes." She has real/natural breasts, stands 5'6" tall, and has brown hair. She is 45 years old and straight. Her solo career continues to explore themes of language and identity, drawing on her Welsh and Cornish heritage.