Maria Vidal is an American singer and songwriter notable for her distinctive pop rock sound, infused with dance and new wave elements. Emerging in the 1980s, she gained prominence with her hit single "Body Rock," the title track of the 1984 film. Her contributions to music extend beyond her solo career, as she co-wrote songs for notable artists like Belinda Carlisle. Vidal's music, characterized by energetic beats and powerful vocals, played a significant role in shaping the dance-pop genre of the 1980s.