Inscription
Nelly Furtado is inscribed as the 14th Global Music Royalty in December 2018.
She is chosen for her 10 participations representing 3 different countries, which have let to 4 top 10 results including one victory. Her results and her music speak for itself. She is a true legend.
She is chosen for her 10 participations representing 3 different countries, which have let to 4 top 10 results including one victory. Her results and her music speak for itself. She is a true legend.
Presentation
Nelly Furtado is a celebrated Canadian singer, songwriter, and producer, known for her versatile musical style and ability to seamlessly blend genres. Born on December 2, 1978, in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, to Portuguese parents, Nelly grew up in a culturally rich environment that significantly influenced her music. She began performing at a young age, learning multiple instruments and exploring various styles, from pop and R&B to folk and Latin music.
Nelly rose to international fame with her debut album, Whoa, Nelly!, released in 2000. The album was a commercial and critical success, featuring hit singles like "I'm Like a Bird" and "Turn Off the Light." Her unique voice and eclectic sound earned her a Grammy Award for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance for "I'm Like a Bird," establishing her as a fresh and innovative artist.
Her second album, Folklore (2003), showcased a more introspective and acoustic style, inspired by her Portuguese heritage and life experiences. Although it did not achieve the same commercial success as her debut, the album included notable tracks such as "Powerless (Say What You Want)" and "Try," demonstrating her artistic depth.
Nelly’s third album, Loose (2006), marked a significant shift in her career. Collaborating with producer Timbaland, she embraced a more urban and dance-oriented sound, resulting in chart-topping hits like "Promiscuous," "Maneater," and "Say It Right." The album became her most successful, solidifying her status as a global pop icon and earning her several awards, including a BRIT Award and a Latin Grammy.
In addition to her mainstream success, Nelly has explored her love for world music and languages, releasing a Spanish-language album, Mi Plan, in 2009, which won the Latin Grammy Award for Best Female Pop Vocal Album. This album further demonstrated her ability to connect with audiences across cultures and languages.
Over the years, Nelly has maintained a reputation for pushing creative boundaries, experimenting with various sounds and styles while remaining authentic to her artistic vision. Her subsequent projects, including The Spirit Indestructible (2012) and The Ride (2017), reflect her ongoing evolution as an artist, incorporating elements of electronic, pop, and alternative music.
Beyond her musical career, Nelly is known for her philanthropy and activism. She has supported numerous charitable initiatives, including promoting education and advocating for social justice. Her commitment to using her platform for positive change has added another dimension to her public persona.
Nelly Furtado’s journey in the music industry is marked by her adaptability, creativity, and unwavering dedication to her craft. Her ability to reinvent herself while staying true to her roots has earned her a lasting place in the global music landscape. Her songs, which often explore themes of self-discovery, love, and empowerment, continue to resonate with fans worldwide, solidifying her legacy as one of the most dynamic and influential artists of her generation.
Nelly rose to international fame with her debut album, Whoa, Nelly!, released in 2000. The album was a commercial and critical success, featuring hit singles like "I'm Like a Bird" and "Turn Off the Light." Her unique voice and eclectic sound earned her a Grammy Award for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance for "I'm Like a Bird," establishing her as a fresh and innovative artist.
Her second album, Folklore (2003), showcased a more introspective and acoustic style, inspired by her Portuguese heritage and life experiences. Although it did not achieve the same commercial success as her debut, the album included notable tracks such as "Powerless (Say What You Want)" and "Try," demonstrating her artistic depth.
Nelly’s third album, Loose (2006), marked a significant shift in her career. Collaborating with producer Timbaland, she embraced a more urban and dance-oriented sound, resulting in chart-topping hits like "Promiscuous," "Maneater," and "Say It Right." The album became her most successful, solidifying her status as a global pop icon and earning her several awards, including a BRIT Award and a Latin Grammy.
In addition to her mainstream success, Nelly has explored her love for world music and languages, releasing a Spanish-language album, Mi Plan, in 2009, which won the Latin Grammy Award for Best Female Pop Vocal Album. This album further demonstrated her ability to connect with audiences across cultures and languages.
Over the years, Nelly has maintained a reputation for pushing creative boundaries, experimenting with various sounds and styles while remaining authentic to her artistic vision. Her subsequent projects, including The Spirit Indestructible (2012) and The Ride (2017), reflect her ongoing evolution as an artist, incorporating elements of electronic, pop, and alternative music.
Beyond her musical career, Nelly is known for her philanthropy and activism. She has supported numerous charitable initiatives, including promoting education and advocating for social justice. Her commitment to using her platform for positive change has added another dimension to her public persona.
Nelly Furtado’s journey in the music industry is marked by her adaptability, creativity, and unwavering dedication to her craft. Her ability to reinvent herself while staying true to her roots has earned her a lasting place in the global music landscape. Her songs, which often explore themes of self-discovery, love, and empowerment, continue to resonate with fans worldwide, solidifying her legacy as one of the most dynamic and influential artists of her generation.
Global Music Career
12 Participations
8 Finals
4 Top 10s
1 Medal
1 Victory
Representing: Canada, Portugal and United Kingdom
03. Turn off the light / 5th place
19. All good things / 10th place
25. Fotografia / DNF - with Juanes
32. Te busque / 5th place - with Juanes
38. Broken strings / WINNER - with James Morrison
44. Manos al aire / 15th place
51. Bang the drum / 12th place - with Bryan Adams
81. Be ok / 19th place - with Dylan Murray
122. Headphones / 16th place - with Nelly
140. Tap dancing / DNQ
After inscription:
218. Gala y Dalí / DNQ - with Juanes
225. Love bites / DNQ - with Tove Lo & SG Lewis
8 Finals
4 Top 10s
1 Medal
1 Victory
Representing: Canada, Portugal and United Kingdom
03. Turn off the light / 5th place
19. All good things / 10th place
25. Fotografia / DNF - with Juanes
32. Te busque / 5th place - with Juanes
38. Broken strings / WINNER - with James Morrison
44. Manos al aire / 15th place
51. Bang the drum / 12th place - with Bryan Adams
81. Be ok / 19th place - with Dylan Murray
122. Headphones / 16th place - with Nelly
140. Tap dancing / DNQ
After inscription:
218. Gala y Dalí / DNQ - with Juanes
225. Love bites / DNQ - with Tove Lo & SG Lewis
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