Mônica Salmaso

Mônica Salmaso is a celebrated Brazilian singer known for her rich, expressive voice and deep connection to the roots of Brazilian popular music (MPB). She began her career in the early 1990s and quickly gained attention for her thoughtful interpretations of classics by composers like Chico Buarque, Tom Jobim, and Baden Powell. Over the years, Salmaso has carved out a space as one of the leading voices in contemporary Brazilian music, blending traditional rhythms and instruments with a refined, acoustic sensibility.

Her albums, including Trampolim, Voadeira, and others, showcase her dedication to preserving Brazilian musical heritage while adding her own distinct artistic touch. With numerous critically acclaimed releases and collaborations, Salmaso continues to captivate audiences both in Brazil and internationally with her elegant performances and impeccable musicality.