Diana Monteiro
Diana Monteiro grew up in Salvador, Bahia, where she heard samba and axé around her. She started singing early, taking cues from Aretha Franklin and Whitney...
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Diana Monteiro grew up in Salvador, Bahia, where she heard samba and axé around her. She started singing early, taking cues from Aretha Franklin and Whitney Houston. Her first album came out in 2013, named after its lead track 'Aguentar.' That song became known for its themes of resilience.
After that debut, she put out more records like 'Canto das Águas' in 2016, 'Filha do Samba' in 2019, and 'Terra' in 2022. She has worked with other Brazilian musicians including Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, and Carlinhos Brown. In 2019, there were questions about originality on her song 'Todo Dia,' which she said were coincidental.
She performs with a band that backs her voice. Her music draws from those Bahian rhythms and the soul singers she listened to, without trying to fit one style.
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