Raquel Alves
Raquel Alves grew up in Vila Kennedy, a neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro. She started writing songs early on, drawing from her own experiences. In 2016, her...
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Raquel Alves grew up in Vila Kennedy, a neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro. She started writing songs early on, drawing from her own experiences. In 2016, her single 'Natal Pode Ser Hoje' connected with listeners across Brazil, becoming something of an anthem during a difficult period.
Her music often works with samba and MPB rhythms, though there's a gospel influence in some of her writing. Songs like 'A Promessa Está de Pé' and 'É Você' show her leaning into straightforward, hopeful lyrics. She's put out albums including 'Raquel Alves' in 2018 and 'Origens' in 2020.
Alves has worked with other Brazilian musicians like Chico Buarque and Gilberto Gil. She performs with a band that includes guitarist André Siqueira and drummer Bruno Melo, among others.
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