Julieta Brandão

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Genres

samba, choro, MPB

Instruments

vocals

Biography

Julieta Brandão is a Brazilian singer and composer known for her work in the samba and choro genres. She gained recognition for her album "Viramundo," released in 2014, which featured musical direction and arrangements by Rafael Mallmith. Brandão has collaborated with various artists within the Brazilian music scene, including Rafael Mallmith, with whom she worked on recordings and shows.

Her career includes participation in national releases and projects, such as a single released in June 2019, alongside artists like The Mönic and Edgar. Brandão has also been involved in live performances, sharing stages with musicians like Beto Lemos and Rafael Mallmith. Her work has been recognized in compilations and as part of broader musical initiatives, indicating her active presence in the Brazilian music landscape.

Brandão's artistic journey is marked by her contributions to samba and choro, genres deeply rooted in Brazilian culture. Her collaborations with established musicians and her own releases highlight her dedication to preserving and evolving these musical traditions. She continues to be a relevant voice in the contemporary Brazilian music scene.

Discography

• Viramundo (2016)