Marlene Pastro
Marlene Pastro started releasing music in the late 1970s with an album simply called "Marlene." She came from Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil, and her work often...
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Marlene Pastro started releasing music in the late 1970s with an album simply called "Marlene." She came from Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil, and her work often carried a political edge. In 1981, she put out an album titled "Anita Garibaldi," and the song of the same name became her most recognized piece.
That song, "Anita Garibaldi," along with another track called "Mulher," connected with listeners looking for something more than just entertainment.
She recorded a handful of albums through the 1980s, including "Terra" in 1984 and "É Maré Cheia" later on. Her music wasn't about building a perfect career arc, it was more about saying what she wanted to say when she had the chance.
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