Dalva Apolinário
Dalva Apolinário began singing in the 1940s as a backup vocalist for the all-female ensemble As Três Marias in Rio de Janeiro. Her voice had a particular...
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Dalva Apolinário began singing in the 1940s as a backup vocalist for the all-female ensemble As Três Marias in Rio de Janeiro. Her voice had a particular quality that stood out, and by 1950 she released 'Data Querida,' which became a hit. She recorded albums throughout the 1950s and 1960s, including 'Dalva Apolinário Canta Lupicínio Rodrigues' in 1958 and 'Dalva Apolinário Interpreta Nelson Cavaquinho' in 1963.
She continued recording, putting out 'Dalva Apolinário 40 Anos de Sucesso' in 1985.
She worked with musicians like guitarist Garoto. Her recordings, including 'Oração da Tia Dalva' and 'Papai do Céu,' remained part of Brazilian popular music through several decades.
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