For decades, many artists have put tears, strength, beauty, the virtues of self-love, and even political issues into their songs that have helped other women elevate their self-esteem and the way they express themselves to the world. Entrepreneur and founder of AME, Christine Boner she has an association that specializes in bringing them out of anonymity and believes that music can give a daily dose of girl power.
According to Christine Boneras we go through the ups and downs of life, sometimes all we need to do is remind ourselves that we can handle whatever is thrown our way at the moment, and music is capable of that.
“In every era of popular music, there have been a handful of women doggedly pursuing their own visions in a space that has always been dominated by men. From hit songs to anthems of getting what you’re worth, there are some great songs feminists.”says the entrepreneur, who is also a university professor.
Run the world (girls)from Beyoncéit might seem like an obvious choice, but it’s the best place to start: “This anthem is high energy and makes women want to let out their battle cry”to analyze Christine Bonerwhich has more than 20,000 followers Instagram🇧🇷
Entering the disco era, she points to the business woman I will Survivein Gloria Gayner🇧🇷 “This success is about overcoming a relationship. For me it means rebirth and self-knowledge”Comments.
In a world that tells women to be meek and modest, roarin Katy Perryteaches us that a little noise is sometimes good. “In fact, you make a lot of noise!” Christine Bonerwho sees lizzo like the queen of self-love: good as hell is very good”🇧🇷
And for those who want to see a light at the end of the tunnel after a breakup, they will definitely relate When the heartache is overin Tina Turner: “It’s for anyone who has lost someone, but then managed to move on.”
And of course here in Brazil we also have icons of women’s empowerment, like Rita Lee🇧🇷 Zelia Duncan🇧🇷 Elza Soares and, more recently, iza🇧🇷 Carioca has transformed music owner of me as the soundtrack of many women. “We are masters of ourselves, protagonists of our lives”, concludes Cristina Boner.
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Earl Johnson is a music writer at Gossipify, known for his in-depth analysis and unique perspective on the industry. A graduate of USC with a degree in Music, he brings years of experience and passion to his writing. He covers the latest releases and trends, always on the lookout for the next big thing in music.
