Shania Twain

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Shania Twain
Shania Twain
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Nome completo	Eilleen Regina Edwards
Data de nascimento	28 de Agosto de 1965 (43 anos)
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Origem	Windsor, Ontário
País	Canadá
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Gêneros	Country Pop
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Shania Twain (Windsor, Ontário, 28 de agosto de 1965) é uma cantora canadense.

[editar] Crescendo com a música

Nascida Eilleen Regina Edwards, filha de Sharon e Clarence Edwards (pai biológico de Shania), tendo por pai adotivo um índio da tribo Ojibway, Jerry Twain. Devido às tradições da família de origem indígena, Shania cresceu num lar marcado pela musicalidade e dança. Ela costuma dizer que muitas vezes, em sua infância, faltava comida em casa, devido à condição financeira da família, mas não faltava música. Aos oito anos de idade foi convidada para cantar num clube local onde cantava temas de artistas country como Waylon Jennings, Tammy Wynette, e Willie Nelson. Foi aí que sua paixão pela música aumentou ainda mais. Na adolescência, apresentava-se em concursos de rádios e televisões locais.

[editar] Uma tragédia e a abertura de portas

Com apenas 21 anos de idade, Shania perdeu os pais num grave acidente de carro e teve de se tornar responsável pelo sustento de toda a família, inclusive dos quatro irmãos mais novos. Shania foi obrigada a trabalhar em vários empregos e usava a música como forma de tentar se conformar com a tragédia. Ainda em sua terra natal, aprendeu teatro e trabalhou como cantora em resorts. No ínicio da década de 90 decidiu "por o pé na estrada". Em 1993, percorreu rádios e gravadoras com uma fita "demo" do seu trabalho. Neste ano, um famoso produtor local, Robert John "Mutt" Lange viu um clip de Shania e declarou que ficou fascinado. Não só pelo trabalho, mas por Shania. Os dois casaram-se em dezembro do mesmo ano. O primeiro álbum comercial foi lançado em 1995. "Mutt" já havia trabalhado com artistas famosos, principalmente do rock. Ele produziu parte dos trabalhos da banda AC/DC. Em 12 de agosto de 2001 deu a luz a seu único filho: Eja D'Angelo Edwards Lange. Em maio de 2008, após mais de uma década de união,o casal anunciou publicamente o divórcio.

[editar] Estréia premiada

O segundo álbum de Shania Twain, "The Woman in Me", lançado em 1995, conseguiu um êxito não muito comum para uma boa parte dos artistas de gênero pop/country: o Grammy de Melhor Álbum do estilo. Na mesma premiação, o World Music Award, Shania levou o prêmio de Melhor Cantora Country. O trabalho rendeu a Shania também os prêmios no "American Music Award" de Melhor Cantora Country e de Cantora Country Revelação. Em 1998, apenas com o álbum "Come On Over" vendeu na primeira edição 14 milhões de cópias, o que rendeu a cantora canadense, além de outras várias premiações do mercado, o registo no Guiness Book como um dos cinco álbuns mais vendidos no lançamento.

[editar] Influências do mundo todo

Shania Twain: Up!

Após ter dado uma parada na carreira para dar a luz o filho de nome Eja D'Angelo Edwards Lange, Shania voltou ao mercado fonográfico com a série de álbuns intitulados "Up!". Shania disse que viajou pelo mundo para fazer uma composição diferente, no mesmo estilo Pop/Country, mas com elementos de músicas de diversas regiões do planeta. Foram feitas gravações com músicos indianos em Mumbai, na Índia; com músicos americanos nas Caraibas; com uma orquestra de 40 músicos na Irlanda e na Itália. As canções "Ka-Ching", "I’m Jealous", "Juanita","Waiter, bring me water!", "Up!" e "I’m Gonna Getcha Good" refletem as influências destes artistas locais.

[editar] Agitadas e baladas românticas

O country de Shania passeia por canções mais agitadas, exaltando a força da mulher, como "Man! I Feel Like a Woman!", "That Don't Impress Me Much" e por baladas românticas, fazendo parte, inclusive, do tema de novelas no Brasil. "The Woman in Me", a primeira música comercial de sucesso, virou a versão "A Mulher em Mim", gravada por Roberta Miranda e "Any man of mine", canção fortemente country, a primeira canção que estourou no Brasil tendo uma versão de Sandy & Júnior, "Etc e Tal". Outras baladas românticas que se tornaram sucessos internacionais são "You've Got a Way", "You're Still The One" e "From This Moment On", que é intitulada, segundo pesquisas, como a canção mais executada em casamentos depois da imortal marcha nupcial.

[editar] Banda "The Fabulous Falls"

Composição

• Alison Cornell
• Andy Cichon
• Brent Barcus
• Cory Churko
• Hardy Hemphill
• J.D. Blair
• Marc Muller
• Randall Waller
• Roddy Chiong

[editar] Discografia

[editar] Álbuns

• 1993 - Shania Twain (1,5 milhão de cópias)
• 1995 - The Woman in Me (15 milhões de cópias mundialmente)
• 1997 - Come on Over ( + de 40 milhões de cópias mundialmente)
• 2002 - Up! (17 milhões de cópias mundialmente)
• 2004 - Greatest Hits (10 milhões de cópias mundialmente)

[editar] Singles

Retirados do álbum Shania Twain

• "What Made You Say That" (1993)
• "Dance With The One that Brought You" (1993)
• "You Lay A Whole lot Of Love On Me" (1993)

Retirados do álbum The Woman in Me

• "Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under?" (1995)
• "Any Man of Mine" (1995)
• "The Woman in Me (Needs The Man In You)" (1995)
• "(If You're Not in it For Love) I'm Outta Here!" (1995)
• "you Win My Love" (1996)
• "No One Needs To Know" (1996)
• "home Ain't where His Heart Is (Anymore)" (1996)
• "God Bless the child" (1996)

Retirados do álbum Come on Over

• "Love Gets me Every Time" (1997)
• "Don't be Stupid(You Know I Love You)" (1997)
• "You're Still the One" (1998)
• "From This Moment On" (1998)
• "When" (1998)
• "Honey, I'm Home" (1998)
• "That Don't Impress me Much" (1998)
• "Man! I Feel Like a Woman" (1999)
• "You've Got A Way" (1999)
• "Come On Over" (1999)
• "Rock This Country" (2000)
• "I'm Holdin' On To Love (To Save My life)" (2000)

Retirados do álbum Up!

• "I'm Gonna Getcha Good!" (2002)
• "Up!" (2003)
• "Ka-Ching!" (2003)
• "Forever and for Always" (2003)
• "Thank You Baby" (2003)
• "She's Not Just a Pretty Face" (2003)
• "When You Kiss Me" (2003)
• "It Only Hurts When I'm Breathing" (2004)

Retirados do álbum Greatest Hits

• "Party for Two" (2004)
• "Don't" (2005)
• "I Ain't no Quitter" (2005)

[editar] Videografia

[editar] DVD

• 1999 - Live
• 2001 - The Platinum Colletion
• 2001 - The Specials
• 2003 - Up! Live in Chicago
• 2004 - Up! Close and Personal

[editar] Vídeos musicais

• "What Made You Say That?"
• "Dance With The One That Brought You"
• "You Lay a Hole Lot Of Love on Me "
• "Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under?"
• "Any Man Of Mine "
• "The Woman In Me (Need The Man In You)"
• "(If You're Not In It For Love) I'm Outta Here "
• "You Win My Love"
• "No One Needs to Know "
• "Home Ain´t Where His Heart Is (Anymore)"
• "God Bless The Child "
• "Love Gets Me Every Time "
• "Don't Be Stupid (You Know I Love You)"
• "You're Still The One "
• "Honey I'm Home "
• "From This Moment On "
• "That Don't Impresse Me Much "
• "Man! I Feel Like a Woman"
• "You've Got a Way"
• "Come on Over" (ao vivo DVD "Live")
• "Rock This Country!" (ao vivo DVD "The Specials")
• "Up!"
• "Ka-Ching!"
• "Don't"
• "I'm Gonna Getcha Good! "
• "Forever And For Always"
• "I Ain't No Quitter!"
• "Party For Two" (com Mark McGrath)
• "Party For Two" (com Billy Currington)
• "Thank You Baby" (For Makin' Someday Come So Soon)
• "When You Kiss Me"
• "She's Not Just Pretty Face" (ao vivo DVD "Up! Live In Chicago")
• "It Only Hurts When I'm Breathing" (ao vivo DVD "Up! Live In Chicago")

[editar] Turnês mundiais

Shania Twain: Up!Tour

• Come On Over Tour - 1998
• Up! Tour - 2003/2004

[editar] Prêmios

ABC Radio Networks Country Music Awards

• Female Video Artist of the Year - The Woman In Me, 1995

Academy of Country Music Awards (ACM's)

• Album of the Year - The Woman In Me, 1996
• Top New Female Vocalist, 1996
• Double-Diamond Award - The Woman In Me and Come On Over (Back to back albums selling over 10 million copies each in the U.S.), 1999
• Entertainer of the Year, 2000

American Music Awards (AMA's)

• Favorite New Country Artist, 1996
• Favorite Female Country Artist, 1997
• Favorite Female Country Artist, 1999
• Favorite Female Country Artist, 2000
• Favorite Female Pop/Rock Artist, 2000

AOL Online Music Awards

• Hottest Country Video - Any Man Of Mine, 1996

Bambi Awards (Germany)

• International Pop Female Artist of the Year, 2004

Billboard Music Awards

• Country Album of the Year - The Woman In Me, 1996
• Female Country Artist of the Year, 1996
• Best Selling Country Single - You're Still The One, 1998
• Female Artist of the Year (All categories), 1998
• Hot 100 Singles Female Artist, 1998
• Country Artist of the Year, 2003
• Country Album of the Year - Up!, 2003
• Country Albums Artist of the Year, 2003

Billboard Music Video Awards

• Best Country Clip - You're Still The One, 1998

Blockbuster Entertainment Awards

• Favorite New Country Artist, 1996
• Favorite Female Country Artist, 1999
• Favorite Single - You're Still The One, 1999
• Favorite Female Country Artist, 2000

BMI Songwriter Awards (U.S.)

• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - Any Man Of Mine, 1995
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year – (If You're Not In It For Love) I'm Outta Here!, 1995
• Favorite New Country Artist, 1996
• Favorite Female Country Artist, 1998
• Favorite Single - You're Still The One, 1998
• Song Of The Year - You're Still The One, 1998
• Country Song of the Year - You're Still The One, 1999
• Country Songwriter of the Year, 1999
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - Don't Be Stupid (You Know I Love You) (Country Awards), 1999
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - From This Moment On (Country Awards), 1999
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - From This Moment On (Pop Awards), 1999
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - Honey, I'm Home (Country Awards), 1999
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - Love Gets Me Every Time (Pop Awards), 1999
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - You're Still The One (Country Awards), 1999
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - You're Still The One (Pop Awards), 1999
• Pop Song of the Year - You're Still The One, 1999
• Pop Songwriter of the Year, 1999
• Country Songwriter of the Year, 2000
• Pop Songwriter of the Year, 2000
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - Come On Over, 2000
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - Man! I Feel Like A Woman!, 2000
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - That Don't Impress Me Much, 2000
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - You've Got A Way (Country Awards), 2001
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - I'm Gonna Getcha Good, 2003
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - Forever and For Always (Pop Awards), 2004
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - I'm Gonna Getcha Good! (Pop Awards), 2004
• Song of the Year - Forever and For Always (London Awards), 2004

Canadian Country Music Association Awards (CCMA's)

• Album of the Year - The Woman In Me, 1995
• Female Vocalist of the Year, 1995
• Single of the Year - Any Man Of Mine, 1995
• SOCAN Song of the Year - Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under?, 1995
• Video of the Year - Any Man Of Mine, 1995
• NCN Fan's Choice Entertainer of the Year, 1996
• Female Vocalist of the Year, 1996
• Video of the Year - (If You're Not In It For Love) I'm Outta Here!, 1996
• Special Achievement Award - The Woman In Me (Top selling album by a female country artist ever, selling over 12 million copies worldwide), 1997
• Top Selling Album - The Woman In Me, 1997
• CMT Maple Leaf Foods Fan's Choice Award - Entertainer of the Year, 1998
• Female Vocalist of the Year, 1998
• Album of the Year - Come On Over, 1998
• Single of the Year - You're Still The One, 1998
• Top-Selling Album of the Year - Come On Over, 1998
• Video of the Year - Don't Be Stupid (You Know I Love You), 1998
• CMT Maple Leaf Foods Fan's Choice Award - Entertainer of the Year, 1999
• Female Vocalist of the Year, 1999
• Video of the Year - That Don't Impress Me Much, 1999
• Vocal/Instrumental Collaboration of the Year - From This Moment On, 1999
• Female Vocalist of the Year, 2003
• Video of the Year - I'm Gonna Getcha Good!, 2003
• Best-Selling Album - Up!, 2003
• Album of the Year - Up!, 2003

Canadian Radio Music Awards

• Songwriter Award, 2004
• Chart Topper Award, 2004

Country Music Association Awards (CMA's) - (U.S.)

• CMA International Artist Achievement, 1999
• Entertainer of the Year, 1999

CMT (Canada)

• # 6 of Top 12 Videos Of 1995 - Any Man Of Mine
• # 3 of Top 12 Videos of 1996 - (If You're Not In It For Love) I'm Outta Here!
• # 5 of Top 12 Videos of 1996 -You Win My Love
• # 10 of Top 12 Videos of 1996 - No One Needs To Know
• Female Video Artist of the Year, 1996
• Female Video Artist of the Year, 1998

CMT (Europe)

1. Rising Star, 1993
2. Female Artist of the Year, 1996
3. Video of the Year - Any Man Of Mine, 1996

CMT (Latin America)

• Female Artist of the Year, 1998
• Video of the Year - You're Still The One, 1998

CMT (Pacific)

• Female Artist of the Year, 1998

CMT (U.S.)

• Female Artist of the Year, 1996
• Female Artist of the Year, 1998
• Female Artist of the Year, 1999

CMT Flameworthy Awards (U.S.)

• Concept Video of the Year - I'm Gonna Getcha Good!, 2003
• Female Video of the Year - Forever and For Always, 2004

Country Music Radio Awards

• Best Female Artist, 1995
• Best Single of the Year - Any Man Of Mine, 1995

ECHO Awards (Germany)

• Best International Female Artist, 2004

Edison Awards (Netherlands)

• Best International Female Artist, 2000

First Americans in the Arts

• Outstanding Musical Achievement Award, 1996

Gazette Net Country Awards

• Most Popular Female Artist, 1999

Gold Award (Belgium)

• Gold Award - Up!, 2003

Golden Pick Awards

• Favorite Album - The Woman In Me, 1996
• Favorite Video of the Year - The Woman In Me (Needs The Man In You), 1996

Grammy Awards (U.S.)

• Best Country Album - The Woman in Me, 1996
• Best Country Song - You're Still The One, 1999
• Best Female Country Vocal Performance - You're Still The One, 1999
• Best Country Song - Come On Over, 2000
• Best Female Country Vocal Performance - Man! I Feel Like A Woman!, 2000

Grammy Awards (Danish)

• Best Foreign Hit - That Don't Impress Me Much, 2000

Great British Country Music Awards

• International Rising Star, 1996

IFPI Platinum Europe Awards

• Platinum Award for Come On Over (5 million in sales), 1999
• Platinum Award for Come On Over (6 million in sales), 2000
• Platinum Award for Come On Over (7 million in sales), 2001
• Platinum Award for Up! (1 million in sales), 2002
• Platinum Award for Up! (2 million in sales), 2003

Jukebox Awards

• Country Single of the Year - Any Man Of Mine, 1996
• Songwriter of the Year, 1996

JUNO Awards (Canada's Grammys)

• Country Female Vocalist of the Year, 1996
• Entertainer of the Year, 1996
• Country Female Vocalist of the Year, 1997
• Juno International Achievement Award, 1997
• Country Female Vocalist of the Year, 1998
• Best Country Female Vocalist, 1999
• Best Country Female Artist, 2000
• Best Songwriter, 2000
• Country Recording - I'm Gonna Getcha Good!, 2003
• Artist of the Year, 2003
• Fan's Choice Award, 2003
• Country Recording of the Year - Up!, 2004

M6 Awards (France)

• Best International Female Artist, 2000

Modern Screen Magazine's Readers Ballot Awards

• Favorite Female Vocalist, 1999

MuchMusic Video Awards (Canada)

• MuchMoreMusic Video Award - Man! I Feel Like A Woman!, 2000
• MuchMoreMusic Video Award - Up!, 2003
• MuchMoreMusic Video Award - Party For Two, 2005

MTV Video Music Awards

• Nominated for Female Video of the Year - You're Still The One, 1998*

• Shania is the only Female Country Artist ever to be nominated for an MTV Video Music Award.

National Association of Record Merchandisers (NARM)

• Best Selling Country Record of the Year - Come On Over, 1999

Nashville Songwriters Association International (NSAI)

• Songwriter/Artist of the Year, 1998

Online Music Award

• Best New Country Artist, 1996

People's Choice Awards (U.S.)

• Favorite Female Country Singer, 2004
• Favorite Female Musical Performer, 2000

Platinum Plaque from Portugal (Portugal)

• Platinum Plaque for 40,000 copies of Up! sold, 2003

Playboy's Reader Poll

• Best Country Album - Come On Over, 1999
• Female Country Artist of the Year, 1999
• Female Country Artist of the Year, 2000

Radio & Records Magazine

• Female Country Artist of the Year, 1999

Radio & Records' Trade Magazine Poll

• Best Country Album - The Woman In Me, 1996
• Best Female Country Vocalist, 1996
• Best New Country Artist, 1996
• Entertainer of the Year, 2000

RPM's Big Country Music Awards (Canada)

• Best New Artist of the Year, 1995
• Album of the Year - The Woman In Me, 1996
• Country Artist of the Year, 1996
• Female Vocalist of the Year, 1996
• Song of the Year - Any Man Of Mine, 1996
• Songwriters of the Year - Shania Twain and R.J. "Mutt" Lange, 1996
• Best Album - Come On Over, 1998
• Canadian Country Artist of the Year, 1998
• Female Vocalist of the Year, 1999
• Best Canadian Country Artist, 1999

Sky Radio Airplay Award (Holland)

• Sky Radio Airplay Award, 2003

Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada (SOCAN's)

• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - Any Man Of Mine, 1996
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under?, 1996
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - (If You're Not In It For Love) I'm Outta Here!, 1997
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - No One Needs To Know, 1997
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - Don't Be Stupid (You Know I Love You), 1999
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - From This Moment On, 1999
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - You're Still The One, 1999
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - From This Moment On, 2000
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - Man! I Feel Like A Woman!, 2000
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - That Don't Impress Me Much, 2000
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - You're Still The One, 2000
• One of the Most Performed Songs of the Year - You've Got A Way, 2000

VH1 Viewer's Choice Awards

• Sexiest Video - You're Still The One, 1998

VIVA Comet Awards (Germany)

• Best International Act, 2003

WB Radio Music Awards

• Country/Young Country Artist of the Year, 1999

World Music Awards

• World's Best Selling Female Country Artist, 1996
• World's Best Selling Canadian Artist, 2001

Yahoo! Internet Life Online Music Awards

• Favorite Country Artist, 1999

Miscellaneous Awards

• Houston Live Stock Show & Rodeo, 1999

Shania Twain foi indicada para dezoito grammy, vencendo cinco.

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