Elis Regina

Elis Regina was a highly influential Brazilian singer renowned for her powerful voice and emotive performances. Active mainly in the 1960s and 1970s, she revolutionized Brazilian music with her interpretations of samba, bossa nova, and MPB (Brazilian Popular Music). Known for her expressive style and technical skill, Elis became a cultural icon, often using her music to address social issues. Her recordings remain celebrated worldwide, and she’s considered one of Brazil's greatest vocalists, inspiring generations of artists. Despite her tragic early death in 1982, her legacy endures through her timeless music and impact on Latin American culture.