Daniela Colla
Daniela Colla is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Rio de Janeiro. Her debut album 'Eu Sou o Que Sou' came out in 2017, featuring the track 'Tá Faltando...
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Daniela Colla is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Rio de Janeiro. Her debut album 'Eu Sou o Que Sou' came out in 2017, featuring the track 'Tá Faltando Homem' that gained attention for its direct lyrics about women's perspectives. She followed with albums in 2020 and 2023.
Her music often deals with relationships and personal strength. Songs like 'Me Ajude A Te Esquecer' and 'Rainha Sem Rei' continue in that vein, with straightforward arrangements built around her voice and guitar. She performs with a band that includes Felipe Cordeiro on guitar, Marcio Monteiro on bass, and Bruno Santos on drums.
In 2018, she received the Prêmio Multishow de Música Brasileira for Best Female Singer. Her work has drawn both praise and some criticism for its directness, but she's kept making music on her own terms.
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