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A very famous and successful musician or singer in the field of pop music.
Bei seinem Konzert wurde der Popstar von Tausenden von Fans bejubelt.
At his concert, the pop star was cheered by thousands of fans.
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pop star
A very famous and successful musician or singer in the field of pop music.
Bei seinem Konzert wurde der Popstar von Tausenden von Fans bejubelt.
At his concert, the pop star was cheered by thousands of fans.
'Popstar' (pop star) is a loanword from English and is made up of 'Pop' (short for pop music) and 'Star' (star, figuratively a famous person).
Schon als Kind träumte sie davon, ein internationaler Popstar zu werden.
Even as a child, she dreamed of becoming an international pop star.
The component 'Pop-' appears in many words from modern culture. Examples include 'die Popmusik' (pop music), 'die Popkultur' (pop culture), and 'der Popsong' (pop song).
Dieser eingängige Popsong hat das Potenzial, ein Sommerhit zu werden.
This catchy pop song has the potential to become a summer hit.
Common verbs used with 'Popstar' (pop star) are 'zum Popstar werden' (to become a pop star) and 'als Popstar gefeiert werden' (to be celebrated as a pop star). The word is also often combined with adjectives such as 'berühmt' (famous), 'erfolgreich' (successful), or 'ehemalig' (former).
Durch die Castingshow wurde sie über Nacht zum Popstar.
The casting show made her a pop star overnight.
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Star and Popstar can both refer to a very famous and successful person in music. Popstar explicitly places the person in pop music; Star does not specify a particular genre and can also refer to well-known people in other fields.

Mit ihren erfolgreichen Popsongs wurde die Sängerin zu einem internationalen Popstar.
The singer became an international pop star with her successful pop songs.
Mit ihren erfolgreichen Liedern wurde die Sängerin zu einem internationalen Star.
The singer became an international star with her successful songs.