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Wanda Moreira
Wanda Moreira grew up in Salvador, Bahia, where she absorbed local sounds like samba and forró. She started singing with bands in the early 1990s and put out...
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Wanda Moreira grew up in Salvador, Bahia, where she absorbed local sounds like samba and forró. She started singing with bands in the early 1990s and put out her first album, Oltremare, in 2002. Her 2006 single 'Além Das Fronteiras' became a hit, and she's released several albums since, including Vida in 2009 and Samba Soul in 2012.
Her songs often touch on themes of place and connection, like in 'Minha Terra' and 'Samba e Paz'. She's kept recording through the 2010s and into 2020 with albums like Caminhos and O Amor É Que Vale.
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