Jeanette Porque Te Vas 1976 HQ Music Video

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Based on the information available, the user is most likely referring to Janette Anne Dimech, a British-born Spanish singer and songwriter who is professionally known as Jeanette.
Early Career: She initially gained recognition as the lead singer of the teenage folk-pop band Pic-Nic in 1968, with their successful song "Cállate, niña".
Solo Success: Jeanette launched her solo career in 1971 with the hit single "Soy rebelde", which was a popular romantic ballad across the Spanish-speaking world.
International Recognition: Her 1974 song "Porque te vas" became a major international hit after its inclusion in the film Cría cuervos in 1976, and is now considered one of the most famous Spanish pop songs.
Later Career: Jeanette continued to release successful albums like Corazón de poeta (1981) and worked in France and Germany.
Legacy: She is considered a cult artist and an influence on Spanish-language indie pop in the 21st century. Her voice has been described as "candid and raw, yet tender," and her music explored themes of rebellion and loneliness.
It's important to note that although her birth name is Janette, she has used the professional name Jeanette throughout most of her career due to a misspelling on her first solo single.