Joana Adnet

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Genres

MPB, instrumental music

Instruments

voice, clarinet, piano

Biography

Joana Adnet is a Brazilian singer born in Rio de Janeiro on April 21, 1981. She is the daughter of renowned composer and instrumentalist Mario Adnet and the niece of other musicians from the Adnet family, such as Chico, Maúcha, and Muíza Adnet. Her musical background is rich, having studied piano with Evandro Rosa. Her artistic journey is intertwined with that of her family, participating in projects that celebrate Brazilian music and the work of great composers.

Her career includes participation in albums and projects by her father, Mario Adnet, such as "+ Jobim Jazz" and "Jobim Jazz – Ao Vivo", where she worked as a producer and clarinetist. She also contributed to the album "Amazônia - Na Trilha da Floresta", demonstrating her musical versatility. Family influence is a pillar in her career, with her sister Antonia Adnet also being a musician, with whom she has shared the musical environment since childhood.

Joana Adnet navigates genres such as MPB and instrumental music, with performances that highlight her voice and her skill with instruments. Her discography, although not extensive under her own name, is marked by significant collaborations and the artistic quality that bears the hallmark of the Adnet family, known for their contribution to Brazilian popular music.