Léona Gabriel-Soïme (8 June 1891 - 11 August 1971) was a biguine singer from Martinique active in Paris during the interwar years.
Daughter of a white creole she grew up in Martinique, going to secretarial school in Cayenne, Guyana at age 14, going on to work as a secretary for the Lesseps company during the building of the Panama Canal.
In France she began singing and recording with the orchestra of clarinettist Alexandre Stellio under the stage name of Mademoiselle Estrella.
She was the aunt of Henri Salvador and supplied him with his best known tune "Maladie d'amour".
[5][6][7] Gabriel returned to Martinique in the 1940s, becoming a radio presenter, a career which lasted over 30 years.