Maria Alcina
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Biography
[Edit]Owner of a distinctively low voice, Maria Alcina shook Brazil in the now-distant 1972 with her androgyny and irreverence, winning the VII Festival Internacional da Canção/FIC (International Song Festival) with "Fio Maravilha" (Jorge Ben). Others hits of hers were "Alô Alô" (André Filho) in 1973. The song, one of several taken from Carmen Miranda's repertory, was used strategically by the singer, who also employed extravagant outfits to establish a connection with Miranda's identity. During the military dictatorship, Alcina was sued due to an alleged "subversive behavior" expressed by her irreverent artistic persona. In 1974, she had success with "Kid Cavaquinho" (João Bosco/Aldir Blanc). After the '80s, she devoted herself to a repertory based on humoristic double entendre, having performed in the U.S. together with Jamelão and Emílio Santiago, a country in which she participated in 1995 in a tribute to Carmen Miranda.
Title: Maria Alcina In Concert (ao Vivo) [feat. Orquestra SP Pops Symphonic Band]
Artist: Maria Alcina
Genre: Latin
Collections
Title: 100 Anos de Gonzagão / 100 Anos de Gonzagao
Genre: Latin
Title: Play Brazil
Title: Adoniran 100 Anos
Genre: Latin
Title: A Voz da Mulher na Obra de Guilherme Arantes
Genre: Latin
Title: Tratore Basics: 30 Women from Brazil
Genre: Latin
Title: Corinthinas - Eterna Paixão
Title: As 14 Mais Populares
Genre: Pop
Title: 100 Anos De Dalva De Oliveira (Ao Vivo)
Genre: World Music, Latin, Pop
Title: Brazilian Singers: Women
Genre: Blues
Title: Os Anos 70
Genre: Rock, World Music, Latin, Country, Funk, Bossanova, Folk
Title: Lendas Da MPB
Featuring albums
Title: Essa Moça Tá Diferente / Essa Moca Ta Diferente
Artist: DJ Ze Pedro
Genre: Dancefloor, Latin, Dance Pop
Title: 100 Anos de Dalva de Oliveira (Ao Vivo)
Artist: Vários Artistas / Varios Artistas
Genre: Latin
