Patty Ascher

Patty Ascher is a captivating Brazilian musician known for blending the soothing rhythms of bossa nova and jazz with modern elements. Born in São Paulo, Brazil, Patty has a degree in Literature from the University of São Paulo, but her life has been deeply influenced by music, thanks to her family's strong musical background. Her father was part of the successful Brazilian band Os Incríveis, and her uncle has worked with many prominent Brazilian artists. Patty's music career took off with her debut album, "Bacharach Bossa Club," produced by the renowned Roberto Menescal, which featured Burt Bacharach's hits arranged in a bossa nova style. This album was well-received globally and marked the beginning of her international performances.

Her subsequent releases, such as "Tribute in Bossa to Burt Bacharach" and "Bossa, Jazz 'n' Samba," have further solidified her niche in the music industry. Patty's work is praised for its artistic merit, and she has been influenced by iconic figures like João Gilberto and Antonio Carlos Jobim, while also drawing inspiration from contemporary artists. Her performances are highly regarded for their emotional depth, and she has gained recognition for her involvement in vinyl culture, making her a favorite among collectors. Patty Ascher's music embodies themes of love, perseverance, and cultural identity, resonating deeply with her audience.

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