Priscila Senna

Origin

Olinda, PE

Years Active

2008

Genres

brega pop, forró, bachata, arrocha, sertanejo

Biography

Priscila da Silva Sena, better known as Priscila Senna, is a Brazilian singer born in Olinda. She gained national prominence throughout her career leading major projects in the romantic brega and calypso scenes, such as the bands Mystura do Calypso, Musa do Calypso, and Banda Musa, where she stayed for over a decade before consolidating her solo career.

Her discography and live performances have marked the history of Northeastern and national music, including the historic feat of becoming the first brega artist to perform at the opening of the Recife Carnival and to record a commemorative audiovisual at Marco Zero Square. Throughout her career, Priscila has collaborated with various exponents of Brazilian music, such as Joelma, Márcia Fellipe, Zé Vaqueiro, and Anitta, in addition to influencing and being compared to major names in romantic and regional music.

Recognized for her strong connection with the public in the Northeast, the singer has accumulated significant awards, such as the Troféu Danado de Bom, and sells out large festivals and event venues with repertoires that range through brega pop, forró, bachata, and arrocha. With an expressive sequence of DVDs, EPs, and established hits, she remains one of today's leading female voices in the renewal and appreciation of Pernambuco's musical culture.

Discography

• Priscila Senna a Musa - Ao Vivo em Recife - Volume 1 (2012)
• Vol. 02 (2013)
• Ao Vivo em Recife (2013)
• Amor de Fã (Ao Vivo) (2015)
• Ao Vivo em Igarassu, PE (2018)
• Priscila Senna 10 Anos: Ao Vivo em Recife, PE (2019)
• Priscila em Cena (Ao Vivo no Classic Hall) (2023)
• Priscila Senna (15 Anos, Ao Vivo em Recife) (2025)
• MUSA (2025)
• Seresta, Boteco & Brega - Ao Vivo em Salvador (2026)
• Seresta, Boteco & Brega, Vol. 2 (Ao Vivo em Salvador) (2026)
• Seresta, Boteco & Brega - Vol. 1 Ao Vivo em Salvador (2026)