Mara Pires
Mara Pires is a Brazilian singer-songwriter who first gained attention with her 2015 debut single "Não Importa." The song's melancholic melody and direct...
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Mara Pires is a Brazilian singer-songwriter who first gained attention with her 2015 debut single "Não Importa." The song's melancholic melody and direct lyrics connected with listeners, giving her a national platform. She had been performing live in Rio de Janeiro before that release, developing a raw vocal style that drew from Brazilian rhythms alongside pop and folk.
Her music often addresses social and political themes, which has sometimes sparked debate. In 2018, a performance at a political rally led to accusations of partisanship. She has continued to release albums, including 2020's "Tempo," which showed her experimenting with different genres.
Her core band has included guitarist Eduardo Lyra, bassist Mariana Aydar, and drummer Pedro Campomizzi. She has also worked with artists like Gilberto Gil, Chico Buarque, and Marisa Monte.
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