Michell Acevedo
Michell Acevedo is a Colombian singer-songwriter from Bogotá. She grew up in a musical household and started performing in local venues early on. Her version...
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Michell Acevedo is a Colombian singer-songwriter from Bogotá. She grew up in a musical household and started performing in local venues early on. Her version of Vivir Quintana's 'Canción Sin Miedo,' which she adapted as 'Sos Colombia,' connected with people in her country during a period of widespread concern about violence against women.
Her 2019 debut album was called 'Renacer,' and she released an EP titled 'Soy Mujer' in 2015. She has mentioned being influenced by artists like Mercedes Sosa and Violeta Parra. Some of her lyrics have drawn criticism for being openly political, but she has continued to write about social issues.
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