Diego Senna
Diego Senna is a Brazilian musician who came up with a melodic voice and songs that lean toward the introspective. He grew up around samba and bossa nova, and...
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Diego Senna is a Brazilian musician who came up with a melodic voice and songs that lean toward the introspective. He grew up around samba and bossa nova, and later took cues from artists like Bob Dylan and John Lennon. His 2012 single "Look Me In The Eyes" got attention for its raw feel and a video that played up vulnerability.
His albums have titles like "Inner Voices," "The Edge of the World," and "Origins," and they often circle themes of love, loss, and searching. Other songs include "O Meu Coração" and "Um Céu e Um Mar." He has worked with pianist Lang Lang and singer-songwriter Regina Spektor.
In 2015, he was involved in a legal dispute with a former record label. The details are sparse, but it was part of the landscape around his music.
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