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Nathaly Scofield
Nathaly Scofield is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Rio de Janeiro. She released her debut album 'Passos Dados' in 2010, which included the title track...
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Nathaly Scofield is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Rio de Janeiro. She released her debut album 'Passos Dados' in 2010, which included the title track that became one of her most recognized songs.
Her music often addresses social themes, which has drawn both criticism and support. She has worked with musicians including Daniel Oliveira on guitar, Marcos André on bass, Bruno Fagotti on drums, and Cássio Martins on keyboards.
After 'Passos Dados,' she put out several more albums: 'Caminhos' in 2013, 'Além do Horizonte' in 2016, 'Identidade' in 2019, and 'Respira' in 2022.
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