Angélica Sansone
Angélica Sansone is a Brazilian singer from Rio de Janeiro who came from a musical family. Her debut single 'Maçã Verde' came out in 1996 and became a hit...
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Angélica Sansone is a Brazilian singer from Rio de Janeiro who came from a musical family. Her debut single 'Maçã Verde' came out in 1996 and became a hit across Brazil, with its melody and lyrics about young love connecting with listeners.
She has released several albums including 'Verde' in 1996, 'Espelho' in 1998, 'Pra Sempre' in 2001, 'Não Me Toque' in 2004, and 'Abraçaço' in 2010. Her band includes Gabriel Moura on keyboard, Leonardo Reis on guitar, Diogo Souza on bass, and Rafael Moreira on drums.
Sansone has been known for an outspoken nature and stage presence, and has used her platform to advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and social justice. Her music draws from Brazilian traditions like samba, bossa nova, and MPB.
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