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Elisane Guimarães
Elisane Guimarães is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Salvador. Her 2009 single 'Dependente' became something of an anthem, with its straightforward lyrics...
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Elisane Guimarães is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Salvador. Her 2009 single 'Dependente' became something of an anthem, with its straightforward lyrics about self-reliance finding an audience across Brazil.
Her music draws from pop, rock, and Brazilian rhythms. Songs like 'Pequena Fé' and 'Processo' are part of a catalog that often touches on social themes. She works with a band that includes guitarist Jeferson Medeiros, bassist Fábio Oliveira, drummer Igor Ricardo, and keyboardist Rica.
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