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Cássia Cardozo
Cássia Cardozo came from Itapemirim in Espírito Santo. Her music drew from Brazilian traditions like samba and bossa nova, though she developed her own...
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Cássia Cardozo came from Itapemirim in Espírito Santo. Her music drew from Brazilian traditions like samba and bossa nova, though she developed her own approach. In the 1990s, her song 'Será Que Um Dia Eu Vou Ser Feliz' became widely known and brought her attention.
She kept recording through that period and after, putting out albums like 'Só pra Brincar' in 1995 and 'O Poeta' in 1998. Another of her songs, 'Senhor, Tu Sabes Como Estou,' also found an audience. She worked with other musicians including Chico Buarque and Milton Nascimento.
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