In the 1960s, some French Canadians of Quebec were beginning to self-identify as "Québécois" (Quebecers). the Quiet Revolution. The tensions between Quebec and English Canada have, at times, played out on Quebec's music scene as well. For example, in 1991, Céline Dion won the Félix award for Best Anglophone Artist for her English-language debut, "Unison", but she refused the award as she did not view herself as an Anglophone artist. After the controversy caused by this incident, Dion has been careful not to clearly declare herself as either federalist or sovereignist.