Amelinha

Amelinha, whose real name is Amélia Claudia Garcia Colares, is a treasured Brazilian singer born on July 21, 1950, in Fortaleza, the capital of Ceará state. She rose to fame in the late 1970s and early 1980s, becoming one of the prominent voices of the Música Popular Brasileira (MPB) genre. Amelinha is part of the generation of artists who emerged under the influence of the Tropicalia movement, and she is particularly known for her interpretations of the songs of renowned Brazilian composer Belchior.

Her career has been marked by the release of several successful albums that beautifully showcase her emotive singing style and the deep connections to her northeastern Brazilian roots. Among her most recent works is "De Primeira Grandeza - As Canções de Belchior" where she pays homage to her longtime collaborator through her renditions of his songs. Amelinha's discography also includes "Janelas do Brasil", reflecting her passion for traditional Brazilian rhythms and her ability to bridge the gap between older and newer generations of music enthusiasts. Both "Maxximum - Amelinha" and "Brilhantes - Amelinha" are compilation albums that highlight her most significant hits and collaborations. Her authentic and powerful performances have etched her name into the rich tapestry of Brazilian music history.

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