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Marina Beccaria
Marina Beccaria came up in Salvador, Bahia, where she grew up in a Catholic family. Her music drew from the Afro-Brazilian sounds around her, and she sang...
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Marina Beccaria came up in Salvador, Bahia, where she grew up in a Catholic family. Her music drew from the Afro-Brazilian sounds around her, and she sang with a kind of raw intensity that caught people's attention.
Her self-titled debut album arrived in 2005, and the single "Escolhido de Deus" took off quickly. The song became popular in Evangelical churches and topped charts, though it also drew criticism from some who questioned her motives.
She kept making music after that, putting out albums like "Tempo de Colheita" and moving beyond strictly gospel material.
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