Mônica Numan

Mônica Numan's song 'Abissal' has become something of an anthem, known for its haunting quality. She started with music early, learning from her grandmother's guitar. Her writing draws from personal experience and literary figures like Clarice Lispector and Virginia Woolf.

Her debut album was called 'Minha Alma,' which introduced her vocal style. She followed it with other releases including the album 'Abissal' and one titled 'Maré.' Guitarist and producer Gabriel Thomaz has worked consistently with her, along with other musicians like drummer Ricardo Prado and bassist Paulo Loureiro.

As a woman in the industry, she's faced skepticism but has kept to her own artistic direction. Her music often deals with themes of love and loss, as heard in tracks like 'Azaro' and 'Black Out.'