Paris is one of the most iconic and influential singers of the 20th century, known for her unique vocal style and emotive performances. To learn to sing like Paris, it's essential to focus on developing a strong sense of emotion and connection to the lyrics.

One of the most distinctive elements of Paris's singing style is her use of the vibrato. Vibrato is the natural oscillation of the voice that adds depth and warmth to singing. To develop your own vibrato, I recommend trying the two exercises provided in Singing Carrots' vibrato video.

Another crucial aspect of Paris's unique vocal technique is her use of chest voice. Chest voice is what produces the warm and full tone that Paris is known for and is an essential tool for singing emotive ballads. In the video Chest Voice Explained, from Singing Carrots, you can learn how to understand and develop your chest voice.

When it comes to learning songs similar to Paris, you may try searching the Singing Carrots' songbook or vocal ranges of famous singers to find recommendations that fit your vocal range and style. Additionally, it's crucial to analyze and understand the style of the song you want to sing. In the article How to analyze your voice and the video Singing Comfort Zone, you can learn more about analyzing the melody, chord progressions, and other essential elements to deliver convincing performances.

In conclusion, singing like Paris involves developing a strong emotional connection to the lyrics and using vibrato and chest voice to create a warm and full sound. By using Singing Carrots' resources, such as the vibrato and chest voice videos and the songbook, you can start to develop your vocals and learn to sing like Paris in no time. Good luck!