Liz Lanne

Origin

Fortaleza, CE

Years active

1980s

Genres

gospel, christian music, contemporary Christian music

Instruments

vocals

Biography

Liz Lanne, born Lislane Oliveira Araújo in Fortaleza, Ceará, is a prominent Brazilian gospel singer and songwriter. Immersed in a devout evangelical family with musical roots, she moved to Rio de Janeiro during her childhood, where she began her musical journey singing in children's church choirs alongside her sisters Eyshila and Jozyanne.

Her professional career took off in the late 1980s when she joined the influential gospel group Altos Louvores. Later, she became a foundational member of the successful vocal group Voices, contributing significantly to contemporary Brazilian Christian music alongside artists like Fernanda Brum and Marina de Oliveira.

Transitioning to a successful solo career in 2002 with her debut album Deus Disse Sim, Liz Lanne released several acclaimed projects such as Perfume Suave and Glorifica, working with esteemed producers like Emerson Pinheiro and Paulo César Baruk. Her enduring impact on the gospel scene has cemented her legacy as one of the prominent voices of her generation in Brazil.