Mizael Ribeiro
Mizael Ribeiro grew up in the Vila Prudente neighborhood of São Paulo, where he started writing songs as a teenager. He was drawn to Brazilian music early on,...
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Mizael Ribeiro grew up in the Vila Prudente neighborhood of São Paulo, where he started writing songs as a teenager. He was drawn to Brazilian music early on, with samba and MPB artists like Chico Buarque and Elis Regina among his influences.
His debut album 'Alma Brasileira' came out in 2016, and the single 'Sinal Vermelho' from that record became particularly well-known. The song addresses domestic violence, and it sparked conversations around that issue in Brazil. He's released several albums since, including 'Caminhos Cruzados' in 2018 and 'Fé na Humanidade' in 2020.
Some of his other songs have dealt with social themes too, like racial discrimination and violence against women. These tracks have sometimes drawn criticism, but they've also found an audience. His music tends to work with Brazilian rhythms while touching on personal and social matters.
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