Clarice Falcão

Origin

Recife, PE

Also known as

Clarisse Falcao

Years Active

2006

Genres

MPB, indie pop, alternative pop

Instruments

vocals, guitar

Biography

Clarice Falcão is a multi-talented Brazilian singer, songwriter, actress, screenwriter, and comedian, born in Recife and raised between São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. She comes from an artistic family, being the daughter of screenwriter Adriana Falcão and filmmaker João Falcão. Gaining initial recognition through internet shorts and television work, she later achieved massive popularity as one of the founding members of the comedy collective Porta dos Fundos alongside Gregório Duvivier and Fábio Porchat.

Transitioning her internet success into a prominent music career, Falcão released her critically and commercially well-received debut studio album, Monomania, in 2013, earning a Latin Grammy nomination for Best New Artist that same year. Her musical style evolved through subsequent releases such as Problema Meu, Tem Conserto, and Truque, often blending witty, confessional lyricism with indie pop aesthetics. Throughout her career, she has collaborated with various artists, including producer Kassin, while using her platform to address feminist themes and personal experiences.

Discography

• Monomania (2013)
• Problema Meu (2016)
• Tem Conserto (2019)
• Truque (2023)