Shania Twain

Shania was born in Canada on August 28, 1965, is the second of five children. Shania was taken to Timmins, Ontario (about 500 miles north of Toronto), where her stepfather, an Ojibway Indian, and her wife raised. There was a proud but occasionally impoverished. There may have been a struggle to keep food in the house but always had an abundance of music. 

Shania took a guitar and often retreated to the solitude of her bedroom singing and writing until her fingers ached."But he liked." He grew up listening to Waylon, Willie, Dolly, Tammy, etc. But listening to the Mamas and the Papas, The Carpenters, The Supremes and Stevie Wonder. The various styles of music he heard as a child not only influenced her vocal style but also her style of writing. Her mother noticed her daughter's talents, and Shania was soon on the radio and TV studios, community centers, retirement homes.

Part of the legend is that when I was eight years Shania went out of bed at midnight to sing with a band at a local club. Later, she spent summers working with her father as the foreman of a team of a forestation, where she learned to handle an ax and a chain handle. In the winter, she would sing in clubs and features on TV and radio.

At the age of 22, Shania lost her parents in a car accident. She has since acquired the task of managing the affairs of their parents and the responsibility to support her three younger siblings.

She decided to move for work at Deerhurst, Ontario. After a couple of years her siblings grew up, lightening the burden of their responsibilities. In 1990 she could do whatever he wanted. 

changed her real name, "Eilleen" and adopted a name from the Ojibway tribe "Shania," which means "my way" thus beginning her career was given a demo tape original music with way to Nashville.

Shania was signed based on their original material, the first album was titled with the name "Shania Twain" in early 1993 triumph only one of her songs, "God Is not Gonna Getcha For That ". After a while she gets a phone call from a distant admirer, producer Mutt Lange. 

Shania and Mutt are for the first time in a music convention in 1993, after having gone several times, started a great friendship. While the following year, traveled and wrote songs in her own way, while traveling in the United States, Canada, England, Spain, Italy and the Caribbean. They began to put the basic tracks for the new album in Nashville, and made ​​the mixtures in Quebec. 

The first results of the study were, "Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under?" entered the Billboard country billboard in January 1995, "The Woman In Me" debuted on the country album next month. The single rose to No. 11 and "The Woman In Me" was RIAA certified-quality gold. "Any man of mine" hit the charts in May and became the first of four consecutive for Shania, each spent 20 weeks on the chart, including "If You're Not In It For Love) I'm Outta Here! " , "The Woman In Me (Needs The Man In You)", "You Win My Love," and "No One Needs To Know."

 

 

 

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With two more singles in '96, "Home Is not Where Her Heart Is ( Anymore) "and" God Bless The Child, "the proceeds were donated to Kids Cafe / Second Harvest Food Bank in the U.S. and Canadian Living Foundation which provides food for underprivileged children. 

So six months after they met Mutt proposed marriage , and December 28, 1993 they married. 

Now Shania and her husband enjoy their success in places distant from Nashville, have a ranch near New York, a house in Florida and even in Switzerland have a home and studio. 

In November 2002, after a rest and a time for your baby, Shania returned to the environment and your audience with the new album UP! and her hit "I'm Gonna Getcha Good!". 

The March 3, 1999 presented her television special with guests Back Street Boys and Sir Elton John. 

Also in 1999 was named Entertainer of the Year in the U.S.

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