April Ivy
Portuguese singer and composer

Born
July 10th, 1999
25 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Portugal
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Born in 1999, this artist gained recognition for her contributions to the Portuguese music scene. The career began with an early passion for music, leading to the release of multiple singles that garnered attention. Collaborations with other musicians helped solidify a presence in the industry. Notable for blending contemporary pop with traditional influences, the artist's work resonated with a wide audience. Efforts included performances at various music festivals and events, further increasing visibility.
Released popular singles like 'Me Direonas'
Collaborated with several prominent musicians
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