Talita Catanzaro
Talita Catanzaro was born in Rio de Janeiro in 1987. She grew up hearing samba, bossa nova, and forro around the house, and sang in local choirs and festivals...
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Talita Catanzaro was born in Rio de Janeiro in 1987. She grew up hearing samba, bossa nova, and forro around the house, and sang in local choirs and festivals as a teenager.
Her first album, "Cordão de Areia," came out in 2010. It mixed Brazilian rhythms with pop, and got her noticed. Four years later, "Mulher de Pedra" included the song "Ruja o Leão," which became a hit. She also has a track called "Audiência de Um."
Her lyrics and performances sometimes stirred things up, touching on feminism and social issues. She works with a backing band called Os Músicos do Rio.
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