Mayana Moura
Mayana Moura is a Brazilian singer who first gained wider attention with her 2017 single "Once Said." The song's melody and her vocal delivery connected with...
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Mayana Moura is a Brazilian singer who first gained wider attention with her 2017 single "Once Said." The song's melody and her vocal delivery connected with listeners, helping her reach an audience beyond her home country. She had released a debut EP called "A Flor do SilĂȘncio" a couple of years earlier, in 2015.
Her music draws from Brazilian traditions like samba and bossa nova, which she grew up with in Salvador. She's also worked with other artists, including Seu Jorge and Gilberto Gil. Songs like "Bed" and "Magnetic" appear in her catalog alongside her more widely known track.
In 2019, a performance of a John Lennon cover at a concert in Brazil led to some public discussion about cultural appropriation. She has continued to perform and record music since then.
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