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Throughout history, woman singers have persisted to break barriers, defy expectations, and cut legacies that cross borders and ages. Their voices have turned into anthems of strength, heartbreak, revolution, and determination. From soulful ballads to powerful pop anthems, these women have not only topped worldwide charts but have also affected cultures, disrupted norms, and motivated millions. This article examines the legacy of two of the most renowned female singers in the world—both deceased and alive—whose influence on the music sector is still unmatched. 1. Whitney Houston – The Voice of a Generation:   Whitney Houston, popularly referred to as "The Voice," was an American vocalist whose strong voice and expressive delivery raised the bar for pop and R&B music. Houston was born in Newark, New Jersey, in 1963. She started singing at church and soon became famous in the 1980s when her first album, Whitney Houston, containing songs such as "How Will I Know" an...