Giselle Martine

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Also known as

Giselle Martine Ferreira Pinto

Years Active

1996

Genres

MPB, brazilian popular music

Instruments

vocals

Biography

Giselle Martine Ferreira Pinto, known artistically as Giselle Martine, was born in Rio de Janeiro on September 25, 1967. The daughter of the choro musician Gerson Ferreira Pinto, who was a member of the group Fórmula 7, Giselle began her musical career with notable success in festivals, where she accumulated more than ten awards for best interpreter.

Her path includes significant participation as a backing vocalist for various renowned artists of Brazilian music, such as Emílio Santiago, Joanna, Oswaldo Montenegro, and Alcione. In addition, Giselle Martine lent her voice to advertising jingles and undertook international tours through Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Her representation of Brazil at the 3rd Meeting of Portuguese-Speaking Countries in Macau marked her career as the first Brazilian female singer to participate in the event.

In 1996, she released her first solo album, the CD "Diamantes", which featured a special guest appearance by Chico Buarque on one of the tracks. The singer also had her song "Jardim da Fantasia" included in a musical project called "Tiê Musical". Giselle Martine remains active in the music scene, with a presence on streaming platforms and social media, maintaining her legacy in Brazilian popular music.