Through it all, Aguilera has used her vocal prowess to empower listeners-to stand strong (“Fighter”), embrace their true essence (“Change”), and, ultimately, love themselves more (“Beautiful”). In between, she’s growled through brassy funk (“Ain’t No Other Man”) and heart-pumping electro-pop (“Not Myself Tonight”), trilled over intimate piano balladry (“Hurt”) and sizzling R&B (“Like I Do”) and collaborated with a wide spectrum of talent, including Linda Perry, Maroon 5, Kanye West, Blake Shelton and Burlesque co-star Cher. Redman)”, all the way to 2018’s genre-hopping Liberation and its feminist anthem “Fall In Line”, co-starring Demi Lovato. In the process, she’s liberated herself more than once, starting with her metamorphosis into Xtina for 2002’s saucy R&B- and hip-hop-infused Stripped and its raunchy lead single “Dirrty (feat. Since then, she’s stayed steadfastly in the spotlight-not just by meticulously reinventing her image, but also by organically revealing more and more of herself, letting us peek into her own journey of self-discovery while remaining an inimitable artist. Army sergeant Fausto Wagner Xavier Aguilera Monge. Her 1999 self-titled debut album proved she could tease and tantalise with as much untouchable charm as fellow former Mouseketeer, Britney Spears, when “Genie in a Bottle”, “What a Girl Wants” and “Come on Over Baby (All I Want Is You)” all hit No. Christina Maria Aguilera was born on Decemin Staten Island, New York City, New York to musician Shelly Loraine Fidler Kearns and U.S.

The petite powerhouse, born on Staten Island, New York City, in 1980, quickly rose from the Star Search stage to The Mickey Mouse Club to MTV with a high-flying, melismatic soprano and plenty of sass. Out of the deluge of teen-pop albums in 1999, this feels like the best of the lot.

It was nominated for the Grammy Award 2007 in the category 'Best Singing Album - Pop' (Best Pop Vocal Album).For Aint No Other Man, however, she received the Grammy for 'Best Female Vocal Performance' (Best Female Pop Vocal Performance). Christina Aguilera boasts a fierce four-octave vocal range, but it’s hardly the only thing that’s kept the superstar a dominant force in pop’s ever-changing landscape. So, Christina Aguilera may be lightweight, but it's lightweight in the best possible sense - breezy, fun, engaging, and enjoyable on each repeated listen. Back to Basics is the fifth studio album by US singer Christina Aguilera.Musically it moves in the jazz, blues and soul area.

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