Patricia Ahmaral

Origin

Belo Horizonte, MG

Also known as

Patrícia Amaral

Genres

new MPB, MPB

Instruments

voice

Biography

Born in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, in 1967, Patricia Ahmaral is a singer and songwriter who began her artistic journey at a young age. She participated in the choir of the Fundação Clóvis Salgado (Palácio das Artes) during her childhood and later trained at the theater workshop of director Pedro Paulo Cava. Her discography includes "Vitrola Alquimista" (2004), "Ah! Vivo!" (2021), and "Um Poeta Desfolha a Bandeira – Patrícia Ahmaral Canta Torquato Neto vol 1" (2022), showcasing her versatility and engagement with Brazilian music.

Ahmaral's work spans various facets of MPB, as evidenced by her releases and collaborations. Her 2023 single "Jardim da Noite (Esses Dias)" and the 2024 single "Cajuína" highlight her continued presence in the contemporary Brazilian music scene. She has also collaborated with notable artists such as Zeca Baleiro on the track "Go Back" and Paulinho Moska on "Jardim da Noite (Esses Dias)", further cementing her connections within the Brazilian music community.

Her artistic expression extends beyond music, as she has also engaged in poetic experiments, referring to them as "palavras de sobre vivência." This multifaceted approach, combined with her consistent output of new material and participation in musical projects, positions Patricia Ahmaral as a relevant artist within the Brazilian MPB landscape.

Discography

• Ah! (1999)
• Vitrola Alquimista (2004)
• SUPERPODER (2011)
• Ah!Vivo! (2021)
• Um Poeta Desfolha a Bandeira / Patrícia Ahmaral Canta Torquato Neto Vol.1 (2022)
• Patrícia Ahmaral Canta Torquato Neto - Um Poeta Desfolha a Bandeira (1) & a Coisa Mais Linda que Existe (2) (2023)
• A Coisa Mais Linda que Existe - Patrícia Ahmaral Canta Torquato Neto - Vol. 2 (2023)