Fabyola Sendino

Origin

Recife, PE

Also known as

Fabíola Pires de Sendin

Years Active

1970

Genres

MPB, samba, música nordestina

Instruments

vocal

Biography

Fabyola Sendino, artistic name of Fabíola Pires de Sendin, was born in Recife, Pernambuco, on March 18, 1949. Her musical career began in 1970, with the release of her first single by the CID record label, featuring the song "A Peteca". Before that, she had already demonstrated her talent as a finalist on Flávio Cavalcanti's TV show "A Grande Chance", which projected her onto the Brazilian musical scene.

Throughout her trajectory, Fabyola Sendino joined important musical groups, such as "Seleção" and "Cravo e Canela", the latter featuring a special participation by Sivuca on their record. She also had the opportunity to be the lead vocalist for singer Tim Maia's band "Vitória Régia", and participated in the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra choir in performances at the Municipal Theater of Rio de Janeiro. Her versatility led her to perform in various Rio nightclubs, sharing the stage with renowned musicians such as Edson Frederico, Márcio Montarroyos, Téo Lima, and Osmar Milito.

Fabyola Sendino expanded her career beyond Brazilian borders, performing in Montreal, Canada, alongside Edson Frederico and Sérgio Mendes. She also participated in projects such as "Poeta, mostra a tua cara", conceived by Solange Kafuri, where she shared the stage with artists like Geraldo Azevedo and Gilberto Gil. In 2003, she formed the group "Vocal Nós Quatro" with Célia Vaz, Márcio Lott, and Ana Zinger, releasing a self-titled CD the following year. In addition to her career as an interpreter, Fabyola also lent her voice to the recording of commercial jingles and participated in albums by other artists, such as "Brazilian Soul" by the group Azymuth and "O Tempo do Samba" by Grupo Batuque, both released internationally.