Grazzi Brasil

Origin

São Paulo, SP

Years Active

2000

Genres

samba, MPB, plot-samba

Instruments

voice

Biography

Grazzi Brasil, artistic name of Graziele Raquel da Silva Santos, was born in São Paulo on August 12, 1987. A singer since her teens, she found inspiration in great names of national music such as Elis Regina and Clara Nunes, developing a strong passion for samba and MPB. Throughout her journey, she participated in television shows focused on new talents, acted in musicals and was part of the backing vocal corps of different artistic projects before achieving great prominence in the carnival scene.

The artist gained expressive notoriety in carnival starting in 2016, when she began to defend plot-sambas and join sound cars of important samba schools in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. At Vai-Vai, she made history by becoming the first woman to officially lead the sound car of the São Paulo association. Her standout performance also extended to the Rio carnival, with striking stints at schools such as Paraíso do Tuiuti and São Clemente, in addition to achievements and awards as best interpreter.

In addition to her strong connection with the universe of samba schools, Grazzi Brasil has built a solid discography with albums focused on popular and sambistic repertoire. She shares her legacy with the tradition of plot-samba interpreters and remains one of the most prominent female voices of Brazilian revelry, maintaining partnerships and connections with exponents of popular culture such as Wander Pires and Celsinho Mody.

Discography

• Nas Cordas de um Cavaquinho (2013)
• Pimenta e Tempero (2019)
• NA GIRA (Ao Vivo) (2026)
• Na Gira, Pt. 1 (Ao Vivo) (2026)
• Na Gira, Pt. 2 (Ao Vivo) (2026)