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Marynna Velozo
Marynna Velozo started releasing music around 2011 with an album called "Onde a Maré Me Levar." She's from Salvador, Bahia, and her work draws on Brazilian...
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Marynna Velozo started releasing music around 2011 with an album called "Onde a Maré Me Levar." She's from Salvador, Bahia, and her work draws on Brazilian styles like samba, forró, and axé.
Her song "Só Tem Eu" came out in 2017 and became widely known in Brazil. She's put out other albums since then, including "Entre o Mar e o Céu" in 2019 and "A Pele do Samba" in 2021.
In 2018, she spoke publicly about harassment by a music producer, which brought attention to the issue in Brazil's music industry. She has worked with artists like Gilberto Gil, Carlinhos Brown, and Nando Reis.
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