Eveline Hecker

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Years Active

1985

Genres

MPB, samba, bossa nova

Instruments

voice

Biography

Eveline Hecker is a Brazilian singer born on August 21, 1957, in Rio de Janeiro. Her musical career began in the mid-1980s, with participations in various albums and projects. Hecker was a member of the vocal group Arranco (previously known as Arranco de Varsóvia), with which she released the albums "Quem É de Sambar" (1997) and "Samba de Cartola" (1999).

Throughout her career, Eveline Hecker has collaborated with renowned Brazilian music artists such as Francis Hime, Tom Jobim, and Beth Carvalho. Her voice can also be heard on recordings by artists like Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, and Toninho Horta. After leaving Arranco in 2000, Hecker participated in the "Sinfonia do Rio de Janeiro de São Sebastião", a work commissioned by musicologist Ricardo Cravo Albin. Later, she dedicated herself to the project that resulted in the album "Ponte Aérea", featuring songs by José Miguel Wisnik. This work was nominated for a Latin Grammy in the Best Portuguese Language Song category in 2005, with the track "Ponte Aérea".

Eveline Hecker has also performed in projects paying tribute to great names in Brazilian music, such as the show "O Tom do Vinicius", alongside Camilla Dias and Georgiana de Moraes, celebrating the partnership between Tom Jobim and Vinicius de Moraes. Her professional work also encompasses musical production, having acted in projects such as the executive production of the CD "Waldick Sempre no Meu Coração" by Waldick Soriano and the musical production of Patricia Pillar's music video.

Discography

• José Miguel Wisnik (1993)
• Ponte Aérea (2003)
• O Tom do Vinicius (2022)