Marisa Rossi

Also known as

Mariza Rossi

Years active

1970–2021

Genres

mpb, bossa nova, samba, forró

Biography

Marisa Rossi is a Brazilian singer whose career began in the late 1960s and continued into the 2020s. She is known for her work in popular Brazilian music genres such as MPB, bossa nova, samba, and forró. Rossi released several singles and albums throughout her career, with notable works including "Happy Hour - Bossa Nova e Música Popular Brasilera na Voz de Marisa Rossi" (2017) and "Sol De Verão / Quem Vem Lá" (2021).

Her music has been featured on various compilations and radio shows, including NTS Radio, where she was played in shows focusing on Brazilian music. Rossi's discography includes releases from the 1970s, such as "Copacabana 1970 / 1971," and more recent works, indicating a long-standing presence in the Brazilian music scene. She has collaborated with or been associated with artists like Lupércio Guerra and has been recognized for her interpretations of Brazilian popular music.

Rossi's work often falls within the realm of MPB, a genre that encompasses a wide range of Brazilian musical styles. Her recordings, such as "Deixa Eu Te Amar" and "Cinturão De Fogo," have garnered attention from listeners and collectors of Brazilian music. The artist's enduring career highlights her contribution to the rich tapestry of Brazilian popular music.