Exposé in Detroit

Exposé is an American female vocal group formed in Miami in 1984 by producer Lewis Martineé. The group brought freestyle and dance-pop into the pop mainstream through the album Exposure and songs including “Point of No Return,” “Come Go with Me,” “Let Me Be the One” and the ballad “Seasons Change.” Its best-known lineup consists of Jeanette Jurado, Gioia Bruno and Ann Curless. Jurado, Bruno and Curless reunited onstage at the California Mid-State Fair in Paso Robles in 2003. That reunion led to further U.S. appearances, including a 2006 performance at American Airlines Arena and later dates on the Freestyle Explosion concert series.