Simone Bittencourt de Oliveira
Singer and songwriter, 'O Último Dancê'
Born
December 25th, 1949
75 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Brazil
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Born in Brazil, this singer gained prominence in the 1970s and became a leading figure in the Música Popular Brasileira genre. Known for a powerful voice and emotive performances, she became a significant artist in Brazilian music. Her songs often reflect social and political themes, resonating with listeners across generations. Over several decades, she released numerous albums, earning critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base.
Released the iconic album 'O Último Dancê'
Performed at the Montreux Jazz Festival
Collaborated with notable Brazilian composers and musicians
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