Adele

In the ancient traditions of astrological medicine, the sign of Taurus has always governed the throat—the vessel through which the soul speaks to the material world. It is no coincidence that history’s most enduring voices often carry the heavy, earthen resonance of the Bull. Like the legendary sirens who could command the tides with a whisper, or the matriarchs of early blues who turned personal sorrow into collective healing, Adele stands as a modern testament to this archetype. Born under the fixed earth of Taurus, with a nostalgic Cancer Rising and a philosophical Sagittarius Moon, she embodies a specific historical lineage: the 'Voice of the People.' Her chart does not suggest the flighty brilliance of a pop star who burns out, but rather the steady, immovable presence of a cultural monument. When we look back at the great vocalists of the 20th century—figures like Ella Fitzgerald or Etta James—we see the same astrological signature of resilience. Adele’s music is not just a collection of songs; it is a continuation of a centuries-old tradition where the human voice serves as the primary instrument of emotional alchemy. By grounding the fiery, expansive nature of her Moon in the solid, unyielding soil of her Sun, she creates art that feels less like a performance and more like a historical record of the human heart.