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Adrianny Oliveira
Adrianny Oliveira came up in Salvador, Bahia, where she sang in local churches and on the streets. Her early sound drew from the samba and axé rhythms that...
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Adrianny Oliveira came up in Salvador, Bahia, where she sang in local churches and on the streets. Her early sound drew from the samba and axé rhythms that define that part of Brazil.
Her 2017 single "Clamor de Milhões" broke through nationally, becoming something of an anthem. Other songs like "Chegou a Sua Vez" and "É hoje" followed, building out her catalog.
She has worked with artists like Ivete Sangalo and Carlinhos Brown, and put out albums including "Axé de Fé" in 2019 and "Minha Origem" in 2021.
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