Angelica Rizzi

Angelica Rizzi is a Brazilian singer from Rio de Janeiro. Her music draws from samba, bossa nova, and fado traditions. She worked with guitarist Luiz Bonfá on some of her bossa nova material and has recorded with artists like Chico Buarque, Caetano Veloso, and Gilberto Gil.

Her song 'Amor é fogo que arde sem se ver' became particularly well-known. Other tracks like 'O Primeiro Dia do Resto de Nossas Vidas' and 'A multidão ficou a toa na nossa canção' appear in her catalog. Her debut album was called 'Alma Brasileira,' and she later released 'Canções de Amor.'

Rizzi's recordings have been used in films and television. She has been described as facing challenges as a woman in the music industry and has spoken about equality in her work.