Nô Stopa

Nô Stopa is the artistic name of Aniela Stopa Juste, a Brazilian singer and composer born in São Paulo in 1978. She is the daughter of renowned Brazilian musician Zé Geraldo. Nô Stopa has released several albums, including "Camomila e Distorção," "Novo Prático Coração," and "Manifesto Poesia." Her music often features collaborations with other artists, such as Fernando Anitelli from O Teatro Mágico. In addition to her solo work, Nô Stopa is involved in projects like the "Banda Mirim," which focuses on music for children. She also participates in a folk music project called "2 Of Us" with Zeca Loureiro. Nô Stopa's work spans various genres, often blending elements of rock and folk to create a unique sound.

However, it appears there might be some confusion with another artist also referred to as "Nô Stopa" in some sources, who is described as a rock and folk rock musician from São Paulo. This artist is known for blending rock and folk influences, creating a distinctive sound that resonates with listeners. Their recent releases include "Segue o Movimento (Ao Vivo)" and "Como Diria Dylan (Ao Vivo)." Despite this, the primary and most accurate information available about Nô Stopa pertains to Aniela Stopa Juste.