Isabella Taviani

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Also known as

Isabella Maria Lopes Leite

Years Active

1992

Genres

MPB, pop

Instruments

vocals

Biography

Isabella Taviani is a prominent Brazilian singer and songwriter born in Rio de Janeiro. Coming from a musical background as the daughter of a pianist and granddaughter of an opera singer, she initially studied lyrical singing and trained at the Casa das Artes de Laranjeiras to refine her powerful voice before dedicating herself fully to MPB.

Throughout her career, Taviani has established a strong presence in the Brazilian music scene, influenced by legendary vocalists such as Simone, Elis Regina, and Maria Bethânia. Her self-titled debut album in 2003 featured hits like "Digitais" and "O Farol," establishing her reputation for compelling melodies and heartfelt compositions. She later expanded her reach with international tours and recorded notable live albums, including performances at the historic Canecão.

In addition to her solo work, Taviani has collaborated with various esteemed artists, such as Paulinho Moska, Zélia Duncan, and Elba Ramalho, while also partnering frequently with her spouse, singer Myllena. Her enduring commitment to MPB has earned her a dedicated following and cemented her place among contemporary Brazilian singer-songwriters.

Discography

• Isabella Taviani (2003)
• Ao Vivo (2005)
• Diga Sim (2007)
• Meu Coração Não Quer Viver Batendo Devagar (2009)
• Eu Raio X (2012)
• Eu Raio X (Ao Vivo) (2014)
• Carpenters Avenue (2016)
• A Máquina do Tempo (2020)