Gheysa Myllena
Gheysa Myllena is a Brazilian singer from the outskirts of Salvador, Bahia. She started singing on the streets alongside social activists, and her music often...
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Gheysa Myllena is a Brazilian singer from the outskirts of Salvador, Bahia. She started singing on the streets alongside social activists, and her music often addresses themes of poverty and injustice. Her song "Guerra e Fome" from 2015 became particularly well-known for its direct portrayal of hunger and violence.
Her albums include "Flor da Pele" in 2017 and "Estrela Guia" in 2020. Other songs like "Dia de Milagre" and "Sara-me" appear in her catalog. She has worked with artists including Gilberto Gil and Caetano Veloso.
Her performances typically involve a band with percussionists and guitarists. The music stays grounded in the realities she sings about, without much polish or studio distance.
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