Gheysa Duarte
Gheysa Duarte started releasing music around 2016, coming from Salvador in northeastern Brazil. Her sound draws from the local Axé rhythms, and she put out...
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Gheysa Duarte started releasing music around 2016, coming from Salvador in northeastern Brazil. Her sound draws from the local Axé rhythms, and she put out her first album 'Axé Bahia' in 2018. Songs like 'No Seu Jogo Eu Sei Jogar' and 'Amizade Virou Paixão' show her working with that upbeat, percussive style.
In 2021 she followed with 'O Ritmo É Nosso,' which brought in some Afrobeat and funk touches while keeping the Axé foundation. Tracks such as 'Bebo e Choro' and 'Flerte' have a direct, conversational quality, often circling around relationships and everyday moments rather than grand statements.
She's performed alongside established figures like Carlinhos Brown and Gilberto Gil, but mostly works as a solo vocalist. There's a straightforwardness to her recordings, less about reinventing the form than delivering it with clear, unfussy energy.
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