Viviane Batidão

Origin

Santa Izabel do Pará, PA

Years active

1999

Genres

tecnomelody, carimbó, mpb, calypso

Instruments

voz

Biography

Antônia Viviane Mendes de Oliveira, better known as Viviane Batidão, was born in Santa Izabel do Pará on March 6, 1984. The artist began her musical journey in childhood, singing in church choirs, and turned professional in her adolescence by performing in bars and resorts in her native region. With a strong background in regional rhythms from Pará and in MPB, she gained national prominence as one of the greatest exponents of tecnomelody, a genre that combines electronic beats with the musical traditions of Pará.

Over a career spanning more than two decades, Viviane has released standout hits such as "Vem meu Amor" and collaborated with various exponents of national music, sharing stages and projects with names like Joelma, Gaby Amarantos, Dona Onete, Solange Almeida, Ludmilla, and Alok. Her performances are recognized for their strong visual appeal, exuberant costumes, and striking choreographies that popularized the "aparelhagem" party culture of Pará beyond the state's borders.

Her national expansion and consolidation in the Brazilian music scene have brought important recognitions, including a victory at the Multishow Award in the North category in 2024. Remaining faithful to her cultural roots and the strength of the Amazon, Viviane Batidão continues to expand her sound through partnerships with artists of different styles and reinforcing the legacy of tecnomelody throughout the country.