Muryell Braga
Muryell Braga is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from the rural town of Cornélio Procópio. She started performing at local bars and festivals before gaining...
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Muryell Braga is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from the rural town of Cornélio Procópio. She started performing at local bars and festivals before gaining wider recognition.
Her 2019 song "200 Por Hora" became an instant hit in Brazil, reaching the top of the charts. The track's catchy melody and relatable lyrics connected with listeners across the country.
She has released other singles like "Anjo Cupido" and "Mil Promessas," and her debut album is called "Eu Sou Muryell Braga." The album blends pop, sertanejo, and funk elements.
Muryell has worked with artists including Gusttavo Lima and Henrique & Juliano. Her music continues to draw listeners with its straightforward pop appeal.
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