Ava Rocha is a Brazilian singer-songwriter and artist distinguished by her inventive and eclectic sound, which seamlessly blends elements of Tropicália, rock, funk, and experimental music. Her work is often characterized by a bold approach to both melody and lyricism, reflecting a rich tapestry of cultural influences drawn from her Brazilian heritage. Born into an artistically inclined family—her father is renowned filmmaker Glauber Rocha—Ava has inherited a legacy of creative expression that she has channeled into her own unique brand of music.

Through her career, Rocha has gained recognition for both her solo projects and collaborative efforts. Among her releases, "Língua Loka. Carnaval 2016" showcases her ability to merge traditional Brazilian sounds with contemporary beats, while "NEKTAR" and "Longe Longe de Mim" further highlight her vocal prowess and songwriting skills. Her diverse discography illustrates a penchant for innovation and a refusal to be confined to a single genre. Songs like "BEIJANDO TODOS VOCÊS" and "Partido Alto" demonstrate her versatility, capturing the essence of Brazil’s cultural and social vibrancy, as does her evocative "Joana Dark (Venga Venga Remix)." Rocha's music is not only an exploration of sound but also an articulate commentary on societal issues, as reflected in the provocatively titled "Trabalho Trabalho Trabalho." An embodiment of the contemporary Brazilian music scene, Ava Rocha's artistic voice resonates with authenticity and artistic integrity.