Lony e Lise
Lony e Lise were sisters from Fortaleza who sang together. Their song 'Samba da Rosana' came out in 1978 and became popular across Brazil. They wrote it after...
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Lony e Lise were sisters from Fortaleza who sang together. Their song 'Samba da Rosana' came out in 1978 and became popular across Brazil. They wrote it after seeing a love story on the streets of Rio de Janeiro.
They released several albums in the late 1970s and early 1980s, including 'Lony e Lise' in 1978 and 'Brincadeiras' the following year. Their voices worked well together, with Maria de Lourdes Marques (Lony) and Lisete Marques (Lise) creating a sound that felt both sweet and strong.
'Samba da Rosana' stayed with people. It had a rhythm that made you want to move and lyrics that told a simple story. The song became something people remembered them for, even as their other work came and went.
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