Roberta Sá

Origin

Natal, RN

Genres

MPB, samba, bossa nova

Instruments

vocals, voice

Biography

Roberta Varella de Sá is a renowned Brazilian singer of MPB, samba, and bossa nova, born in Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, and based in Rio de Janeiro since childhood. Throughout her career, she has built a solid discography marked by acclaimed albums, expressive collaborations, and Latin Grammy nominations, in addition to having her songs frequently featured in soap opera soundtracks.

Her artistic training was intensified by her interactions with great names in Brazilian music and by fruitful partnerships with producers such as Rodrigo Campello and vocal coaches like Felipe Abreu. She has released highly impactful works such as "Braseiro", "Que Belo Estranho Dia Pra Se Ter Alegria", "Quando o Canto é Reza", and "Delírio", also recording memorable moments in live projects at Circo Voador and Vivo Rio.

Throughout her career, she has shared the studio and the stage with several icons of Brazilian culture, such as Chico Buarque, Ney Matogrosso, Martinho da Vila, Gilberto Gil, and Lenine. Her talent and versatility have cemented her name as one of the leading interpreters of the new generation of the country's popular music.

Discography

• Braseiro (2004)
• Que Belo Estranho Dia pra Se Ter Alegria (2007)
• Roberta Sá Ao Vivo no Rio: Pra Se Ter Alegria (2009)
• Roberta Sá & Trio Madeira Brasil – Quando o Canto É Reza (2010)
• Segunda Pele (2011)
• Mariza, Paulo Flores, Roberta Sá – De Braços Abertos (2011)
• Delírio (2015)
• Delírio no Circo (2016)
• Giro (2019)
• Sambas & Bossas (2021)
• Roberta Sá e Zeca Pagodinho – Pago pra Ver (2022)
• Sambasá (2022)
• Sambasá (Ao Vivo) (2023)
• Tudo que Cantei Sou (2025)