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Lia de Itamaracá, was born and has always lived on the Island of Itamaracá. The singer,
songwriter and dancer is an icon of Northeastern culture, a key figure of the ciranda in Brazil
and she is a living heritage of the State of Pernambuco.

Nilza is the spokeswoman of the revolution of her people, who also thanks to their music and spirituality, have found their way of emancipation. In her singing traditional forms of musical Brazilian culture, such as Candomblé, Capoeira, Samba, Maculelê and Cantigas de Roda, are transfigured filtered in a striking and original way. Her personal and artistic life enriched by many live exhibitions and renowned collaborations.

Afro-Brazilian singer Luedji Luna has the kind of voice you would call entrancing; one that takes hold and reminds you of times you’ve felt most naked and brave.

Matheus Aleluia

MC Tha grew up in Cidade Tiradentes, East Zone of Sao Paulo, COHAB, known for containing the largest housing complex in Latin America. Tha has always been a listener of rap and forró, as her family is of Northeastern origin; however, it was in her teenage years that she started to listen to funk when the scene started in the capital of Sao Paulo.

Marina Sena

After more than ten years of playing together as a trio, the three can seemingly read each other's musical minds. An interaction that is rarely offered so seamlessly.

"An acrobatic, sensual voice, as angelic as it is profane" is the British newspaper The Guardian's definition of Bruno Capinan's singing. The Bahian artist based in Canada released his sixth studio album "Tara Rara" in May 2022, with performances in Canada, Cape Verde and Portugal.

Producer, musician and songwriter, MAM has been breaking musical and cultural barriers for 20 years with the magic of taking things out of their usual context and into new ones.
The carioca Marco Aurélio Marinho, who goes by the name of DJ MAM, rounds up the hordes with his mix of beats and Brazilian roots music.
Producer, musician and songwriter, MAM has been breaking musical and cultural barriers for 20 years with the magic of taking things out of their usual context and into new ones.

A well-known figure on stages around the world, he is the official DJ of Copacabana's New Year's Eve. He has played in 15 countries, and has collaborations with names such as Gilberto Gil, Elza Soares, BaianaSystem, Criolo, Lenine, Dona Onete, Alceu Valença.

The carioca Marco Aurélio Marinho, who goes by the name of DJ MAM, rounds up the hordes with his mix of beats and Brazilian roots music.
Producer, musician and songwriter, MAM has been breaking musical and cultural barriers for 20 years with the magic of taking things out of their usual context and into new ones.

Carol Naine

AYOM

Luli Braga

It's Jüra swearing love. Singing love and pain, of love.
The naked songs, of disarming intimacy, make Jüra one of the biggest revelations of the emerging music in Portugal.

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DI MELO

Rapper Zudizilla is the new sensation of the Brazilian Hip Hop scene, who through rhymes, seeks to express his thoughts on subjects related to what he sees on the streets, such as prejudice and daily life

Mario Lucio

Carol Naine

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D'àgua Negra

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