Myrna Karenina
Myrna Karenina is a musical collective from São Paulo, Brazil, formed around vocalist Myrna and guitarist Karenina. They started in the underground scene...
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Myrna Karenina is a musical collective from São Paulo, Brazil, formed around vocalist Myrna and guitarist Karenina. They started in the underground scene around 2019, with their debut album 'Não Me Deixes Desistir' introducing their sound. The album's title track and songs like 'Ouço Uma Voz' and 'Amigo' show their approach to blending ethereal vocals with intricate guitar work.
Their music often deals with introspective themes, and they've followed that debut with albums like 'Memórias do Amanhã' and 'Refúgio'. The collective performs live with a rotating group of musicians, keeping their core songwriting partnership at the center of what they do.
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