Flávia Santana

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Years active

1991–present

Genres

mpb, samba, pop

Instruments

vocals

Biography

Flávia Santana is a Brazilian actress, singer, and composer born on March 4, 1977, in Rio de Janeiro. Her artistic journey began at a young age, and by 17, she was part of the musical group "As Sublimes," which achieved success in the 1990s. Santana has also lent her voice as a backing vocalist for numerous renowned Brazilian artists, including Sandra de Sá, Frejat, Fernanda Abreu, and Belo, further solidifying her presence in the music scene.

In 2012, Flávia Santana released her debut solo album, "Se Liga Em Mim," which features a mix of samba, pop, and romantic ballads. Her career extends beyond music into theater and musical theater, where she has participated in acclaimed productions such as "A Cor Púrpura - Musical," "Tim Maia – Vale Tudo, O Musical," and "Zeca Pagodinho – Uma História de Amor ao Samba." Her performances have garnered critical attention, leading to award nominations.

Santana's versatility is evident in her work across various artistic platforms. She has also appeared in television series and films, including "Dom" and "Sob Pressão." More recently, she has starred in theatrical productions like "O Incidente - American Son" and "Beetlejuice: Os Fantasmas se Divertem O Musical." Her artistic endeavors continue to showcase her talent and multifaceted career in Brazilian entertainment.