Ná Ozzetti is a renowned Brazilian singer and musician known for her contribution to contemporary MPB (Música Popular Brasileira). Born Nadja Ozzetti on December 12, 1958, in São Paulo, she first stepped into the national spotlight in the late 1970s as a member of the vanguarda paulista movement with Grupo Rumo, a band known for its innovative approach to Brazilian music. Ozzetti's distinct voice and interpretive skills have marked her solo career, which took off after she won the prize for Best Singer at the Festival dos Festivais in 1985 with the song "Navega Coração."

Throughout her prolific career, Ná Ozzetti has released numerous albums, exploring a variety of musical textures and styles. Her work is characterized by an intricate blend of traditional Brazilian rhythms with contemporary sounds. Her most recent releases include a homage to composer Zécarlos Ribeiro, with albums such as "Ná Canta Zécarlos Ribeiro," showcasing her fluid vocal delivery and ability to imbue classic compositions with a modern sensibility. Whether she is reflecting the spirit of Northeastern Brazil in "Luar Do Nordeste" or delving into the profound questions of existence with "O Universo Está Vivo Como um Animal," Ozzetti continues to be a vital presence in Brazilian music, beloved for her emotive performances and unique artistic voice. Her collaborations, such as those seen in "Ná e Zé," display her ongoing commitment to musical exploration and partnership.

Genres

Bossa Nova

Deep Brazilian Pop

Nova Mpb

Velha Guarda

Latest Release

De Lua

Ná Ozzetti•

Luiz Tatit

Album - 10 Tracks - Released April 12, 2024