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Camila Alves
Camila Alves is a Brazilian singer from Salvador. Her version of "Sagrado Coração de Jesus" became widely known, a song that connects with listeners through...
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Camila Alves is a Brazilian singer from Salvador. Her version of "Sagrado Coração de Jesus" became widely known, a song that connects with listeners through its themes of faith.
She released her debut album "Alma Lavada" in 2015. Later albums include "Entre o Céu e o Mar" from 2017 and "Raízes" from 2019. She has worked with musicians like Gilberto Gil and Carlinhos Brown.
Her music draws from Afro-Brazilian rhythms and contemporary pop. She has also used her platform to speak about social issues, including women's rights and LGBTQ+ advocacy.
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