Marlene Pedras
Marlene Pedras came up singing in church and at local festivals in Rio de Janeiro, where she grew up around samba. She started professionally in the late...
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Marlene Pedras came up singing in church and at local festivals in Rio de Janeiro, where she grew up around samba. She started professionally in the late 1980s with the samba group Fundo de Quintal. Her solo debut album came out in 1996, but it was her second one, 'Linda Menina,' released in 2000, that really connected with people. The title track became her most recognizable song.
Her music often deals with straightforward emotion, like in 'A Chuva e Eu' or 'A Canção Que Fiz Pra Ela.' She put out albums like 'Mulheres Também Sambam' in 2004 and 'Nasci Sambista' in 2013. She works mostly as a solo artist, bringing in different musicians for recordings and performances.
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