Viviane Sagres
Viviane Sagres is a Brazilian vocalist from São Paulo whose work draws from sertanejo and samba traditions. She cites Elis Regina and Roberta Miranda as...
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Viviane Sagres is a Brazilian vocalist from São Paulo whose work draws from sertanejo and samba traditions. She cites Elis Regina and Roberta Miranda as influences, and her debut album was called 'Pé na Estrada.' Later releases included 'Me Chama de Amor' and 'Tá na Hora.'
Her song 'A Música Que Marília Mendonça Não Pôde Gravar' became notable, along with tracks like 'Vou Sofrer, Não Seja Ingrato.' She built an audience partly through social media, where her emotive delivery connected with listeners.
Sagres has been outspoken about artistic freedom, which has sometimes led to public discussion around her choices. Her music tends to focus on raw, personal themes within the framework of Brazilian popular styles.
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