Thursday, June 19, 2025 10:55 pm
Editor: Alejandra López Lizalde
On June 19, 2006, a young woman from golden curls and jeans launched her first single entitled “Tim McGraw”, without imagining that this step would mark the beginning of one of the most iconic trajectories in contemporary music. Taylor Swift, with only 16 years, began a tour that 19 years later continues to mark the music industry, thanks to its ability to reinvent and connect deeply with its fans.
Since its inception in Nashville with your debut album Taylor Swift, the singer positioned himself as the voice of a teenage generation inside the country. With issues such as “Our Song” and “Teardrops on My Guitar”, He demonstrated his talent as a personal stories narrator. However, its artistic evolution was constant: in 2014 it left the country behind to embrace pop with 1989, a album that consecrated it worldwide with successes such as “Shake It off” and “Blank Space”.
Today, Taylor Swift celebrates 19 years of career with 11 studio albums and a series of historical achievements. His most recent work, The tortured Poets Department, launched in 2024 during his eras tour tour, broke records on digital platforms such as Spotify, consolidating it as one of the most influential artists of the 21st century. From the country girl to a global phenomenon, Taylor continues to write her legacy with each verse and melody.
Records and legacy
• Taylor is known for being the winner of so many Grammy that we can imagine and that is, his career has been filled with resounding successes:
• She is the female artist with more awards in the history of the American Music Awards.
• He has won 14 Grammy Awards, including 3 times the Grammy to album of the year (matching legends like Stevie Wonder and Frank Sinatra).
• It was appointed by Billboard as artist No. 1 of the 21st century in its global ranking.
• In the MTV VMAS 2023, he broke the record by winning in nine categories in one night.
• Currently, his eras tour tour is one of the highest grossing of all time.
Source: Millennium/ Mag/ Photo: X
