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Jaquelinne Lima
Jaquelinne Lima came up in Recife, Brazil, a coastal city with its own musical traditions. She started singing early, and by 2017 she had a song out called...
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Jaquelinne Lima came up in Recife, Brazil, a coastal city with its own musical traditions. She started singing early, and by 2017 she had a song out called "Olha Eu Aqui" that caught on nationally. The track had an upbeat melody and lyrics about female empowerment that connected with listeners.
Her album "Raiz" came out the following year in 2018, showing she could handle both ballads and more energetic material. She's worked with other Brazilian artists like Ivete Sangalo and Alcione. Her band includes her siblings Daniel and Juliana, who sing and play behind her.
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