Taylor Swift is the songwriter of lyrics that never needed major contributions or edits to deliver their message. Like a review of her life, the songs grew with her, from the moment she debuted in the country world, to becoming the most relevant face of the last decade of pop. Her lyrics migrated from fantasy to using metaphor to confront and criticize reality. Taylor and her music meant escapism for many teenagers, the same ones who today validate her for her authenticity.

Why is Taylor Swift so important?

Taylor Swift is an American singer and songwriter. Known for her start in country music and transition to pop, she has been one of the youngest singer-songwriters to be signed to a record label and one of the best-selling artists in the industry. Taylor is one of the 100 most influential people in the world, a title she has earned with the great success of each of her songs.

How did Taylor Swift's career begin?

Taylor Swift debuted in music with the eponymous album Taylor Swift (2006), the lead single from the album was Tim McGraw, which stayed at number 5 on the Billboard 200 chart for 157 consecutive weeks. Other singles from the album were released between 2006 and 2008, Teardrops on My Guitar, Our Song and Should've Said No. Taylor was nominated for Best New Artist at the 2008 Grammy Awards for her debut album. Her second studio album was Fearless (2008), which was released with the single Love Story. The album features songs such as You Belong With Me, White Horse, Fifteen and Fearless.

The Meaning of Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour

It has been customary for the American singer to tour her home country and very few places abroad with the release of each of her studio albums. However, She hasn't been giving the concerts of her Lover, Folklore and Evermore tour, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the singer-songwriter launched an international tour in which she compiles songs from all her albums, titled The Eras Tour.