Mabelle Moraes
Mabelle Moraes grew up in the Brazilian countryside, where she heard samba and sertanejo music at home. She started writing her own songs early on, influenced...
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Mabelle Moraes grew up in the Brazilian countryside, where she heard samba and sertanejo music at home. She started writing her own songs early on, influenced by singers like Elis Regina and Gal Costa. In 2016, her song 'Vamos Passar Pelo Vale' got attention across Brazil for its lyrics and melody. That track helped introduce her to a wider audience.
Her first album, 'Alma Brasileira,' came out in 2017. It mixed traditional Brazilian rhythms with pop elements. She followed it with 'Raiz' in 2019 and 'Liberdade' in 2021. Her band includes guitarist Pedro Rabelo, bassist Fernando Nunes, drummer Anderson Farias, and percussionist Ricardo Alves.
Mabelle has been known for speaking her mind about social issues in her music. She won the Prêmio da Música Brasileira award at some point. Her work often addresses themes of empowerment and justice, though she's faced criticism for not following industry expectations.
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