Marie Osmond is an American singer, most notably associated with country and pop music. She gained fame in the 1970s as a solo artist and as part of the sibling duo "Donny & Marie," recognized for their television variety show. Her signature sound is marked by a clear, melodic voice that adapts well to both country twang and pop vibrancy. Osmond's most influential work, "Paper Roses," became a number one country hit in 1973, establishing her as a significant figure in the country music scene.