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Solange Oliveira
Solange Oliveira grew up in Rio de Janeiro, where she absorbed the local sounds of samba, funk, and bossa nova. She has mentioned Gilberto Gil, Jorge Ben Jor,...
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Solange Oliveira grew up in Rio de Janeiro, where she absorbed the local sounds of samba, funk, and bossa nova. She has mentioned Gilberto Gil, Jorge Ben Jor, and Elza Soares as early influences.
In 2017, she released the single "Raízes" with Caroline Kanashiro and Thais Duarte. The song addresses themes of identity and resilience, particularly for women of African descent in Brazil.
Her music draws from Brazilian rhythms alongside soul, funk, and R&B. She has released albums including Tudo Que Eu Sou in 2020 and Alma Negra in 2022.
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