Elizabeth Moyses
Elizabeth Moyses came up in Porto Alegre, Brazil, with some classical training that shows up in her vocal approach. Her song "Além dos Montes" got some...
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Elizabeth Moyses came up in Porto Alegre, Brazil, with some classical training that shows up in her vocal approach. Her song "Além dos Montes" got some attention when it came out in 2004. She's put out a few albums since then, including SerTão in 2008 and Alma in 2018, which brought in some jazz and tango touches alongside Brazilian rhythms. The music tends to be on the reflective side, with titles like "Agradecimento" and "A Alegria do Senhor" pointing toward spiritual or personal themes. She works in a space between folk and classical forms without settling neatly into either category.
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