Andressinha
Andressinha is a Brazilian artist from Rio de Janeiro who started writing songs as a teenager. Her 2016 debut single "Uh, Uh Ta Sem Drink Vai Pede Mais Um"...
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Andressinha is a Brazilian artist from Rio de Janeiro who started writing songs as a teenager. Her 2016 debut single "Uh, Uh Ta Sem Drink Vai Pede Mais Um" with Nath Fischer became a streaming hit and helped establish her early following.
Her music often mixes funk and pop with Brazilian rhythms, and she's released several singles including "Vai Malandra," "Sim ou Não," and "Trap Love Song." She's performed live with collaborators like Nath Fischer and Kevin o Chris.
Some of her lyrics have drawn criticism for being too bold or risqué, but she's kept making music that reflects aspects of Brazilian life as she sees it. She was working on new material in 2023.
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