Juliana Spanevello

Origin

Faxinal do Soturno, RS

Years active

1994

Genres

regional music, nativist music, gaucho music, traditionalist music

Biography

Juliana Spanevello is a prominent Brazilian singer, primarily known for her contributions to traditionalist and regional music, particularly from Rio Grande do Sul.

She began her musical journey at the age of 11, participating in children's festivals of gaucho music and vocal interpretation. Spanevello has since become a respected voice in the nativist music scene, earning accolades such as being named Best Interpreter at the Califórnia da Canção Nativa festival in Uruguaiana for two consecutive years. Her discography includes albums like "Viventes" (1994), "Pampa e Flor" (2010), and "Relíquia" (2013), which often explore themes related to gaucho culture, history, and heritage.

Beyond her recording career, Spanevello has also been involved in radio, hosting the program "Pampa e Flor" which promotes gaucho music. Her work has been recognized with nominations for awards such as the Prêmio da Música Brasileira and Prêmio Açorianos de Música. She has collaborated with notable artists within the Brazilian regional music scene, including Joca Martins and Luiz Carlos Borges.