Roberta Spindel

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Also known as

Roberta da Rocha Spindel

Years Active

2008–Present

Genres

MPB, new MPB, pop, rock, folk

Instruments

vocals

Biography

Roberta Spindel is a Brazilian singer and actress born in Rio de Janeiro. Her career gained significant traction in 2010 with her role in the musical "Por uma noite — Um sonho nos bastidores da Broadway," which enjoyed a successful run for over a year in Rio de Janeiro. Her talent was further recognized in 2011 when she received a nomination for Best New Artist at the Prêmio Multishow for her album "Dentro do meu olhar." This album, recorded in Los Angeles, featured collaborations with renowned musicians such as bassist Vinnie Colaiuta, guitarist Tim Pierce, and violinist Ramon Stagnaro. The album also included a special guest appearance by Caetano Veloso on the track "Como dois e dois."

Spindel's artistic journey also includes her involvement in the musical "CINZA," where she portrayed multiple characters, including Mãe de C., Nádia Grotescus, and Fada Foda. This production, written and directed by Jay Vaquer, explored deep psychological themes through rock music. Her versatility as an artist is further demonstrated by her participation in other theatrical productions, such as "Cazuza – Jogado aos Teus Pés" and Disney's "Feliz Árvore de Natal do Mickey."

Throughout her career, Roberta Spindel has collaborated with a diverse range of Brazilian artists, including Sandra de Sá, Luiz Melodia, George Israel, Rodrigo Santos, Da Gama, Gustavo Lins, and Diogo Nogueira. She was also part of the group Deevas, who re-recorded "Unwritten" for the soundtrack of the Rede Record telenovela "Bicho do Mato." In 2022, she released a rendition of "Sangue Latino" with Ney Matogrosso, which also earned her a Prêmio Multishow nomination.