Ana Roque
Ana Roque came up in Fortaleza, Ceará, where she grew up around the local rhythms. Her debut album, 'Brincos Para Brincar,' came out in 2015, and the title...
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Ana Roque came up in Fortaleza, Ceará, where she grew up around the local rhythms. Her debut album, 'Brincos Para Brincar,' came out in 2015, and the title track became her most recognizable song. She followed it with albums like 'Raio de Sol' in 2017 and 'Segredos' in 2022.
Her music pulls from Brazilian traditions, but she works with a band that includes Rafael Castro on electric guitar and Edilson Lima on percussion. Other songs like 'Complicadíssima Teia' and 'Fado Crioulo' show her leaning into different sides of that sound.
In 2017, she drew some public attention for speaking out on social issues, which divided listeners. She kept recording through it, putting out 'Amor e Fé' in 2019.
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