Suémilyn Pires
Suémilyn Pires grew up in Brasília, where she heard samba and bossa nova around the house. She listened to Chico Buarque, Gilberto Gil, and Elis Regina as a...
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Suémilyn Pires grew up in Brasília, where she heard samba and bossa nova around the house. She listened to Chico Buarque, Gilberto Gil, and Elis Regina as a kid, and those artists' way with words and melody stuck with her.
Her first album, 'O Amor Custa Caro,' came out in 2008. A song from it, 'A Chave da Salvação,' became a hit for its straightforward message about finding peace. She's put out a few more records since then, like 'O Dia do Perdão' in 2011 and 'Conversa Fiada' in 2022.
She plays with a small band that includes Euller Luz on guitar and Ricardo Pontes on bass. Her songs, including another one called 'Tempo de Deus,' often touch on spiritual themes in a plainspoken way.
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