Chiara Civello

Origin

Roma, Itália

Genres

MPB, jazz, pop

Instruments

vocals, piano, acoustic guitar

Biography

Chiara Civello is an Italian singer, songwriter, and pianist with a strong presence in Brazilian music, having built remarkable partnerships with several artists from the country. Born in Rome, she moved to the United States after winning a scholarship to the Berklee College of Music, where she began her journey in jazz. Her relationship with Brazil deepened starting in 2008, when she visited Rio de Janeiro and met key figures of Brazilian popular music.

Throughout her career, Chiara has collaborated with Brazilian composers and performers such as Ana Carolina, with whom she co-wrote hits like "Resta" and "Problemas", in addition to working with Daniel Jobim, Dudu Falcão, and Antônio Villeroy. Her albums have incorporated elements of MPB and bossa nova, blending her initial jazz and blues influences with the melodic sophistication of Brazilian music. The artist has also relied on the constant collaboration of Brazilian instrumentalists, such as guitarist Guilherme Monteiro.

Recognized for her interpretive versatility, Chiara has divided her time among Rome, New York, and Rio de Janeiro, consolidating a discography that moves between pop, jazz, and the song tradition. With projects ranging from original albums to sophisticated reinterpretations, she maintains a constant presence on Brazilian and international stages, reaffirming her enduring connection to Brazil's musical culture.

Discography

• Last Quarter Moon (2005)
• The Space Between (2007)
• 7752 (2010)
• Al Posto Del Mondo (2012)
• Canzoni (2014)
• Eclipse (2017)
• Chansons (2021)