Celso Fonseca e Ana Carolina
Celso Fonseca and Ana Carolina are Brazilian musicians who recorded together. Their duet "Um Dia de Domingo" came out in 2003. Fonseca is from Rio de Janeiro...
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Celso Fonseca and Ana Carolina are Brazilian musicians who recorded together. Their duet "Um Dia de Domingo" came out in 2003. Fonseca is from Rio de Janeiro and put out an album called Estrela do Mar in 1999. Ana Carolina is from Juiz de Fora and released her self-titled debut album the same year.
Fonseca's early work leaned toward samba. Ana Carolina's songs often draw from personal experience. Their collaboration on "Um Dia de Domingo" brought their voices together on a ballad that became well-known in Brazil.
Both artists have continued to release music separately. Fonseca's later albums include Só Pra Contrariar from 2007. Ana Carolina put out Dois Quartos in 2008.
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