Sulamita Vieira
Sulamita Vieira came up in Brazil with a voice that could handle both samba and gospel. Her debut album came out in 1987, and the song 'Ainda Não É Tudo' from...
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Sulamita Vieira came up in Brazil with a voice that could handle both samba and gospel. Her debut album came out in 1987, and the song 'Ainda Não É Tudo' from it connected with people, becoming something of an anthem.
She wasn't shy about speaking her mind on social issues, which sometimes put her in the middle of things. In 1991, she was arrested during a protest against police brutality, an event that highlighted tensions in the country.
Her recordings show a range, from the samba feel of 'De Corpo e Alma' to the gospel of 'Deus É Meu Refúgio'. She's worked with artists like Gilberto Gil and Carlinhos Brown. Songs like 'A Cena Vai Se Repetir' and 'Marcas de Um Escolhido' are part of her catalog.
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