Rebecca

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Also known as

MC Rebecca

Years Active

2018

Genres

funk carioca, funk melody, pop, funk proibidão, R&B, rap

Instruments

vocals

Biography

Rebecca Alves, professionally known as Rebecca, is a Brazilian singer and dancer who emerged onto the music scene starting in 2018. Before dedicating herself fully to her music career, she had a strong connection to carnival, having served as the Queen of Dancers for the Salgueiro samba school between 2016 and 2019. Her artistic trajectory began to gain prominence with the release of the single "Cai de boca", composed by Ludmilla, which became a hit at Rio's funk parties. This song marked the beginning of her transition from samba to funk, a genre that demanded intense dedication in terms of performances and commitments.

The artist gained even more visibility by participating in "Combatchy", a single released in 2019 in collaboration with Anitta, Lexa and Luísa Sonza. The track earned the artists the "MTV Millennial Awards" in the "National Feat" category, consolidating Rebecca's presence in the Brazilian pop and funk scene. Her music career is marked by versatility, exploring not only carioca funk and melody funk, but also flirting with pop and, in more recent works, with rap and R&B influences. She is managed by businesswoman Kamilla Fialho, who also manages the careers of other renowned artists.

Rebecca has sought to expand her work beyond music, having participated in the feature film "Barba, cabelo & bigode", produced by Netflix in 2022. Her discography includes EPs such as "Outro lado" (2021) and "Rebeccagem" (2026), both released by Sony Music, in addition to singles that frequently achieve expressive numbers on digital platforms. The artist, who has already performed at major festivals such as Rock in Rio, defends the importance of female and LGBTQIA+ representation in music, seeking to occupy spaces and inspire new generations.