Shania Twain emerged as a Canadian country-pop superstar who transformed the genre through her worldwide success starting in the 1990s. The Ontario-born singer released her debut album in 1993 before achieving worldwide fame with The Woman in Me (1995) which earned her a Grammy for Best Country Album and brought forth the popular song “Any Man of Mine.”

The 1997 album Come On Over achieved the status of best-selling studio album by a female artist across all genres through its release of “You’re Still the One,” “Man! I Feel Like a Woman!,” and “That Don’t Impress Me Much.” The album achieved worldwide multi-platinum success through its country-pop fusion which led to numerous award wins including multiple Grammys and American Music Awards.