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Welcome to Enya One, your gateway to the enchanting world of Enya! Immerse yourself in her captivating song lyrics, translations, albums, videos, biography and more.
- Explore the haunting beauty of 2015's album Dark Sky Island
- Discover all her songs, albums, lyrics, and fascinating trivia
- Dive into Enya's biography for a deeper understanding
- Find answers to your burning questions in the FAQ section
- Indulge in Enya's mesmerizing music videos and live performances
Even more about Enya:
- Discover a comprehensive list of Enya's songs available for streaming and download, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in her musical repertoire.
- Learn about the talented duo, Roma and Nicky Ryan, who contribute to Enya's music by writing and producing captivating compositions that resonate with audiences worldwide.
- Familiarize yourself with Clannad, a renowned band formed by Enya's parents and siblings, including the talented Moya Brennan, whose artistic contributions have left an indelible mark on the music industry.
- Expand your musical horizons by exploring other artists within the New Age genre who share a similar ethereal and enchanting musical style as Enya.
- Lastly, feel free to embark on a journey of exploration through an Enya fan site, where you can delve deeper into the captivating world of Enya's music, connect with fellow enthusiasts, and unearth hidden gems.
Who is Enya?
Enya is a Grammy Award Irish singer, often labeled as “New Age”. Singing and playing all instruments by herself, she made world hits such as “Only Time”, “May It Be” and “Orinoco Flow (Sail Away)”. More about Enya »
Artists like Enya: Celtic Woman, Clannad (Enya's family band), Loreena McKennitt, Vangelis and Yanni.
Featured albums
A Day Without Rain, 2000
Through extensive use in various forms of media, "Only Time" became an anthem of resilience and hope after the tragic events of the September 11 attacks.
The Memory of Trees, 1995
This album won Enya's first Grammy Award for Best New Age Album. “With the destruction of the world’s rainforests it may turn out to be that the memory of trees is nothing more than that for us—a memory.”