Anna Akisue

Origin

São Paulo, SP

Years active

2016

Genres

pop, musical theater, jazz, soul, blues

Instruments

vocals

Biography

Anna Luiza Akisue Nogueira is a Brazilian singer, songwriter, actress, dancer, and digital influencer born in São Paulo. She first gained widespread public attention in 2016 when she reached the quarter-finals of the reality singing competition The Voice Brasil, competing under the guidance of renowned artists like Lulu Santos and Michel Teló.

Following her breakthrough on television, Akisue expanded her artistic repertoire by starring in various theatrical productions and musical plays, such as Ulysses Cruz's staging of Isso Que É Amor featuring the songs of Luan Santana. Her musical versatility also led her to collaborate with celebrated figures like conductor João Carlos Martins and perform as a soloist in major symphonic concert series.

In recent years, Akisue solidified her transition into the pop music scene by releasing several successful singles, including collaborations with artists like Paula Mattos and Lincoln Senna. Furthermore, she achieved major theatrical acclaim by starring as Regina George in the Brazilian production of the hit Broadway musical Meninas Malvadas.