Ana Paula Moura
Ana Paula Moura grew up in Salvador, Bahia, where she sang in church as a teenager. Her debut album 'Guerreiras da Fé' came out in 2010, taking its title from...
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Ana Paula Moura grew up in Salvador, Bahia, where she sang in church as a teenager. Her debut album 'Guerreiras da Fé' came out in 2010, taking its title from one of her early songs. That track and others like 'Siga Em Frente' and 'Marche na Glória' blend samba and axé rhythms with gospel themes.
Her music has included collaborations with artists like Gilberto Gil and Elza Soares. She's performed at places like the Montreux Jazz Festival and Carnegie Hall, and her recordings include live albums and studio work like 'Bendito Samba' from 2019.
Some of her music videos have drawn attention for their religious imagery, but she's kept making music that mixes Brazilian dance rhythms with messages of faith. The songs 'Não Temas' and 'Olha Aí' show that mix of celebration and conviction in her work.
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