Sarah Menescal

Sarah Menescal, known as "The Queen of Bossa'N," is the most-streamed Bossa Nova singer worldwide, amassing over 330 million plays. Born in Chile and inspired by Brazilian legends like João Gilberto and Elis Regina, Menescal developed her signature style, Bossa’N, influenced by Rita Lee’s rebellious energy. Her career took off when she recorded "Don’t Speak" in 2008, now with over 71 million Spotify streams, and in 2014, she released her debut album “The Voice of the New Bossa Nova,” defining the modern Bossa’N movement with innovative tracks such as covers of popular songs like "Stand By Me" and "Clocks."

Boasting over 1.5M monthly listeners, Sarah Menescal continues to push Bossa Nova boundaries by infusing the genre with elements of rock, pop, jazz, and reggae. Her music, blending Bossa Nova's softness with global influences, resonates with audiences worldwide. With her emotive yet elegant voice, Menescal bridges the past and present, staying true to the essence of Bossa Nova while redefining its sound for contemporary listeners.