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Louise Lucena
Louise Lucena grew up in Rio de Janeiro, where she sang in local choirs and at home. Her debut album 'Tempo de Amar' came out in 2010, followed by 'Ares de...
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Louise Lucena grew up in Rio de Janeiro, where she sang in local choirs and at home. Her debut album 'Tempo de Amar' came out in 2010, followed by 'Ares de Verão' in 2013. The title track from that second album became her most recognizable song.
Some listeners have questioned whether her approach to traditional Brazilian styles like samba and bossa nova leans too commercial. She has kept making music anyway, with albums like 'SambadeArte' in 2016 and 'Rio 40 Graus' in 2021. Other songs in her catalog include 'Certos Amigos' and 'Fruta Madura'.
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