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Chiara Civello

Chiara Civello is an Italian singer-songwriter from Rome who started with classical vocal training before moving into jazz. In the early 2000s, she worked...

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Chiara Civello, a singer-songwriter from Rome

An Italian vocalist who blends jazz, Brazilian rhythms, and pop on her own terms.

For a sense of her style, try 'Last Quarter Moon' or 'To be Wild.' They frame her approach well.

She started with classical training but found her voice in jazz and Brazilian music, working with artists like Ana Carolina on 'Resta (Com Ana Carolina)' and Chico Buarque on 'Io Che Amo Solo Te.' Songs like 'Last Quarter Moon' show her leaning into those rhythms without sticking to one lane, mixing influences in ways that feel personal rather than commercial.

In the early 2000s, she collaborated with Ana Carolina and released albums like Chiaroscuro in 2005 and Last Quarter Moon in 2007. She kept recording through the 2010s with Eclipse in 2016 and later works like Canzoni and Chansons, maintaining a focus on songwriting that touches pop and Brazilian sounds.

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Chiara Civello is an Italian singer-songwriter from Rome who started with classical vocal training before moving into jazz. In the early 2000s, she worked with Brazilian singer Ana Carolina on the duet 'Resta (Com Ana Carolina).' That song, along with tracks like 'The Wrong Goodbye' and 'Io Che Amo Solo Te' featuring Chico Buarque, shows her leaning into Brazilian rhythms alongside her jazz foundation.

Her albums include Chiaroscuro from 2005, Last Quarter Moon in 2007, and Eclipse in 2016. She's kept recording through the 2010s with releases like Canzoni and Chansons. The music doesn't stick to one lane, it touches pop and Brazilian sounds without settling into a predictable format.

Some listeners have found her style unconventional, mixing those different influences in ways that don't always fit clean categories. She's kept making music on her own terms, working with collaborators like Ana Carolina and Chico Buarque while maintaining a focus on songwriting that feels personal rather than commercial.

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