Dominique Sant'ana Ribeiro
Dominique Santana Ribeiro is a Brazilian singer-songwriter who first gained attention with her 2015 single 'Pra Você.' The song's straightforward emotion...
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Dominique Santana Ribeiro is a Brazilian singer-songwriter who first gained attention with her 2015 single 'Pra Você.' The song's straightforward emotion connected with listeners in Brazil, establishing her presence. She followed it with albums like Terra Firme in 2018 and Jardim Secreto in 2020, along with the EP Nu in 2022.
Her music draws from Brazilian traditions like samba and bossa nova, with influences from artists such as Elis Regina and Caetano Veloso. She has performed with a band that includes guitarist André Faria, bassist Felipe Zanuto, and drummer Márcio Arantes.
Ribeiro has been open about mental health challenges, using her platform to discuss self-care. Her lyrics sometimes address personal and social themes, which has drawn both support and criticism from various audiences in Brazil.
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