Silvana Stievano

Years Active

1996

Genres

bossa nova, MPB

Instruments

vocals, violão

Biography

Silvana Stievano is a Brazilian singer known for her work in the bossa nova and MPB genres. Her debut album, "Por Puro Amor," was released in 1996 and recorded live at Teatro do SESC Pompéia. The album features original compositions by Stievano, often in collaboration with lyricist J.C. Costa Netto, including the title track "Por Puro Amor," as well as "Nu Mundo" and "Plugs." The album showcases a blend of classic MPB with bossa nova influences, incorporating subtle elements of jazz, salsa, reggae, and funk, creating a unique and sophisticated sound.

Stievano was recognized as a "Revelação" (Revelation) at the 1997 Prêmio Sharp de Música Brasileira, a prestigious award ceremony celebrating Brazilian music. This nomination highlights her emergence as a notable artist in the Brazilian music scene during that period. Her work often features arrangements and collaborations with other musicians, contributing to the rich tapestry of her musical output.

Her discography also includes contributions to albums like "Bacharach Jobim" (2008) and "Alfie" (2008), where she performed songs such as "Águas de Março" and "Se Todos Fossem Iguais a Você." These collaborations further demonstrate her versatility and engagement with the Brazilian musical tradition, particularly within the bossa nova and jazz-influenced spheres. She has also been associated with artists like Klébi Nori, with whom she co-wrote songs like "Calendário Lunar."

Discography

• Por Puro Amor (1996)
• Bacharach Jobim (2008)