Aísla Guimarães
Aísla Guimarães came up in Salvador, a city in northeastern Brazil. Her music draws from the Afro-Brazilian traditions of that region, as well as from bossa...
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Aísla Guimarães came up in Salvador, a city in northeastern Brazil. Her music draws from the Afro-Brazilian traditions of that region, as well as from bossa nova and the socially conscious songwriting of MPB. She started writing songs when she was young.
Her debut album, 'Espelho de Deus,' came out in 1996. The title track, a ballad about spirituality, became her best-known song. The record mixed Brazilian styles with jazz and world music, and it got a lot of attention from critics.
Guimarães has kept writing about social issues, gender, and the environment in her lyrics. This has sometimes drawn criticism, but she's kept at it. She's released more than ten studio albums since then, including 'Luz da Alma' in 2001 and 'O Canto do Povo' in 2019.
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