Nana Caymmi

Daughter of renowned singers Dorival Caymmi and Stella Maris, Nana Caymmi has built a successful career as a singer and composer, with an extensive discography and two gold records. Her debut on record was in her father's album in 1961, and she later became associated with the Tropicalia movement, notably collaborating with Gilberto Gil. Despite facing challenges fitting into the pop and protest song scenes, Caymmi continued to perform and release albums, receiving accolades for her work and achieving commercial success with records like "Bolero" and "Resposta ao Vento."

Throughout her career, Nana Caymmi has showcased her talent as a singer and composer, garnering recognition for her unique style and musical contributions. From her early collaborations with Gilberto Gil to her solo albums like "Voz e Suor" and "Chora Brasileira," Caymmi has navigated various musical landscapes with grace and artistry. Her achievements include multiple gold records, critical acclaim, and awards such as being named the Best Female Singer of the Year by APCA. With a diverse repertoire that includes boleros, Brazilian classics, and original compositions, Caymmi continues to captivate audiences with her soulful voice and musical prowess.