Who Is Yvete Sangalo? One of most known MPB – stars in Brazil
Anyone who is involved in Brazilian music knows that it has an enormous influence on secular music. Just think of the influence of Bossa Nova or Samba on Jazz or House Music. Brazil has produced a great variety of different musical styles and maintains its own large musical industry with the MPB (musica popular brasileira). Brazilians love music. And Yvete Sangalo is one of the big stars of this industry.| Ivete Sangalo | Singer , Songwriter, Composer, Actress |
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Birthdate |
27.05.1972 |
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Birthplace |
Juazeiro, Bahia |
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Musikstyle |
Axé, Sambareggae |
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Banda Eva (Band) |
1992-1999 |
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Solo career |
1999 – today |
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Sold Albums |
18 Mio |
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Awards |
150 (e.g. Latin Grammy Award or Shorty Award) |
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Shows per Month |
10 (avg) |
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Songs |
approximately 300 |
Through the Banda Eva she became known throughout the country and celebrated great successes. But she celebrated even greater successes with her solo career. Ivete also has a strong presence on Brazilian television in shows like the masked singer, the voice Brasil, kids voice Brasil . As an actress she has appeared in the novela “Gabriela” and also in the series “Brasileiras” and “Brava Gente”. In the Disney productions of Smurfs,Airplanes, Vila perdida and others she gave her voice as a dubbing artist.
By the way, Ivete has a deeper voice and has also performed at Madison Square Garden and the Rock in Rio Las Vegas. In Europe she has also performed in several cities. Various collaborations with international stars such as Luis Fonsi, Sebastián Yatra, Shakira, Laura Pausini, Brian McKnight, Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso, Alejandro Sanz, Juan Luis Guerra, Juanes e Stevie Wonder show how renowned she is.
By the way, ivete always performs at Carnaval in Salvador and we got to see them there a few years ago at a concert in a camarote. I can only say this much …. That’s where the action is!
Ivete is married to Daniel Candy since 2011 and has a son and 2 daughters.
Ivete’s homepage is: Ivete Sangalo
Source by Dindu
