Nathalia Lima

Origin

Brasília, DF

Years Active

2014

Genres

MPB, brazilian music

Instruments

voice

Biography

Nathalia Lima is a Brazilian singer and songwriter who stands out in the music scene for her interpretation of Brazilian music, including her own compositions. Born in Brasília, DF, she began her musical journey studying singing and performing on local stages. Her career gained prominence when she participated in the CD "Elas Cantam Menescal," alongside renowned singers such as Cely Curado, Márcia Tauil, and Sandra Duailibe, under the direction of Roberto Menescal. This project highlighted her talent and connected her with major names in national music.

Throughout her career, Nathalia Lima has sought to consolidate her artistic identity through original compositions that reflect her life experiences and worldviews. She has had songs classified in important music festivals, such as the Festival de Música da Rádio Nacional FM Brasília and the Festival Nacional da Canção (Fenac), demonstrating the quality of her writing and melody. Her original work led to the release of her solo CD, "Flor do Tempo," which features contributions from renowned musicians such as pianist Leandro Braga and flutist Eduardo Neves, as well as guest performances by singers Renato Braz and Simone Guimarães.

Nathalia Lima also stands out for addressing relevant themes in her work, such as female representation in music. In her interviews, she shares insights into the challenges faced by women in the artistic environment, emphasizing the need to overcome aesthetic standards and to conquer spaces based on talent and musical quality. Her music, which moves across various genres of MPB, is marked by the sensitivity and strength of her interpretations, connecting with the audience through authentic and poetic expression, dialoguing with artists such as Marina Lima and Paula Lima.

Discography

• Cely Curado, Márcia Tauil, Nathália Lima, Sandra Duailibe – Elas Cantam Menescal (2012)
• Flor do Tempo (2017)