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Yvelise de Oliveira
Yvelise de Oliveira is a Brazilian-born singer who gained attention with her 1994 debut album, which featured a cover of "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'."...
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Yvelise de Oliveira is a Brazilian-born singer who gained attention with her 1994 debut album, which featured a cover of "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'." The album shared its name with that song. She had been singing in Rio de Janeiro before moving to the United States.
Her version of the Righteous Brothers song drew some criticism for being too close to the original. She released other albums in the 1990s, including "My Heart Can't Lie" in 1996 and "Stronger Than Before" in 1998.
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