Ellen Vianna
Ellen Vianna is a Brazilian singer from São Paulo who grew up with samba, bossa nova, and pop music around the house. Her debut album came out in 2013, with...
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Ellen Vianna is a Brazilian singer from São Paulo who grew up with samba, bossa nova, and pop music around the house. Her debut album came out in 2013, with the title track 'Eu Não Vou Parar' getting some attention for its determined, upbeat feel.
She's kept releasing music since then, putting out albums like 'Infinito' in 2015, 'Liberdade' in 2018, and 'Aurora' in 2021. Another song people know is 'Yeshua Hmashia.' Her sound has drawn some criticism for being experimental and not fitting neatly into one genre.
In 2017, she performed at a political rally, which got mixed reactions. She's been outspoken about artistic expression and social issues, which has sometimes put her in the middle of public discussion.
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