Lilian Vieira

Origin

Teresópolis, RJ

Years active

1989–present

Genres

samba soul, brazilectro, bossa nova, jazz, samba, mpb

Instruments

vocals

Biography

Born in Teresópolis, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Lilian Vieira is a singer and lyricist who has become a prominent figure in the Brazilian music scene, particularly known for her work in the Netherlands.

Vieira moved to the Netherlands at the age of 23, where her distinctive vocal timbre, improvisational talent, and charismatic stage presence quickly established her as a notable singer. She gained significant recognition as the co-founder and frontwoman of the brazilectro group Zuco 103, with whom she toured internationally. After Zuco 103 took a creative break, Vieira continued to explore her musical roots, focusing on popular Brazilian music and acoustic samba.

Her solo career has seen the release of several albums, including "Lilian Vieira" (2013), "Tanta Coisa" (2016), and "Canta Samba" (2018), often collaborating with musicians from her "Lilian Vieira Grupo." Vieira's music is characterized by its blend of samba soul, jazz, funk, and electronic influences, drawing inspiration from Brazilian music icons. She has also lent her voice as a guest soloist with renowned ensembles like the Metropole Orchestra, further solidifying her reputation as a versatile and influential artist.