Lellê

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Also known as

Lellêzinha, Alessandra Aires Landim

Years Active

2013

Genres

pop, funk carioca, soul, trap

Instruments

vocals

Biography

Lellê, born Alessandra Aires Landim in Rio de Janeiro, is a prominent Brazilian singer, songwriter, and actress who first rose to prominence as a dancer and vocalist in the cultural movement known as Passinho. Growing up in the West Zone of Rio de Janeiro, she was discovered through the famous Batalha do Passinho dance competitions and subsequently became the lead singer of the groundbreaking group Dream Team do Passinho in 2013. Alongside her musical beginnings with hits like 'De Ladin', she expanded her reach into television and film, gaining national attention for her acting roles in popular Rede Globo productions such as the telenovela Malhação and Totalmente Demais.

Transitioning into a multifaceted solo career, Lellê released her debut solo single 'Nega Braba' in 2018, followed by genre-blending tracks like 'Mexe a raba' in 2019, which incorporated elements of soul and trap music. Her artistic versatility was further showcased during major live performances, notably sharing the stage at Rock in Rio with international stars like Alicia Keys and collaborating with prominent Brazilian artists such as Karol Conka. Beyond her entertainment career, she has also served as a youth advocate and brand ambassador, cementing her status as an influential cultural figure in contemporary Brazilian pop and funk culture.