Selma Delago
Selma Delago grew up in Feira de Santana, Brazil, where she first sang in church. Her voice developed in that gospel setting before she appeared on The Voice...
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Selma Delago grew up in Feira de Santana, Brazil, where she first sang in church. Her voice developed in that gospel setting before she appeared on The Voice Brazil in 2014 after being noticed by producer Pedro Bial. That television exposure gave her a national platform.
Her 2017 single 'Pode Levar' became her breakthrough track, reaching listeners across Brazil and in parts of Europe and Latin America. The song's straightforward melody and resilient tone connected with audiences. She also recorded 'Tacar Fogo' and collaborated with Carol Cunha on 'Vem Pra Esquina'.
Her music draws from gospel and Afro-Brazilian rhythms, but she hasn't settled into one predictable style. The voice itself, clear and capable of handling intricate melodies, remains the consistent element through different songs and collaborations.
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