Vanilda Bordieri

Origin

Taquarituba, SP

Genres

contemporary christian music, gospel, pentecostal gospel

Biography

Vanilda Bordieri is a prominent Brazilian singer, songwriter, writer, and presenter associated with contemporary Christian music, particularly within the Pentecostal movement. Born in Taquarituba on September 7, 1973, she has built a career spanning more than twenty decades, releasing numerous solo albums as well as collaborative projects with her sister Célia Bueno under the series Porção Dobrada. Her debut album, Carro de Fogo, was released independently in 1997, paving the way for a succession of notable records such as Deus é Fiel, Especialmente pra Deus, and A Pesca, which earned her recognition and award nominations including the Troféu Promessas.

In addition to her solo work, Bordieri is widely regarded as one of the most prolific and accomplished songwriters in the Pentecostal gospel genre. Her compositions have been recorded by many prominent religious artists in Brazil, including Rose Nascimento, Mara Lima, Shirley Carvalhaes, Elaine de Jesus, and Lauriete. Throughout her career, she has collaborated with various notable musicians and producers, releasing projects through prominent labels such as Aliança Produções, Musile Records, and Deep Music.

Bordieri's extensive discography also includes live albums, digital releases like Depois dos Quarenta, and collaborative efforts with artists such as Leandro Borges and Mattos Nascimento. Her enduring influence on Brazilian gospel music is marked by her distinct Pentecostal style, heartfelt songwriting, and active presence in both recording studios and Christian media across the country.