Nana Caymmi
Nana Caymmi
Genres: Bossa Nova, mpb, female vocalists, brazilian, brasil
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About Nana Caymmi
"Dinahir Tostes Caymmi" Nana Caymmi, born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on April 29, 1941, was one of the greatest voices of Brazilian popular music, with a career marked by moving interpretations and a trajectory linked to important names in MPB (Brazilian Popular Music). Daughter of renowned composer Dorival Caymmi and singer Stella Maris , Nana was born into a family deeply connected to music. Her brothers, Dori Caymmi and Danilo Caymmi , also pursued musical careers. Despite this artistic heritage, Nana only began her professional career in the 1960s. In 1966, she participated in the International Song Festival, where she met Gilberto Gil , with whom she had a brief relationship and became involved in the Tropicalist movement. However, her musical aesthetic has always been more focused on the tradition of Brazilian song, with a strong emphasis on lyricism and intense interpretation. Nana Caymmi's influences include the music of her father, Dorival Caymmi, and bossa nova, but she has always sought a more dramatic and romantic style, also drawing on fado and bolero. Her influences also include singers such as Dolores Duran and Maysa . Nana is known for her deep, expressive voice and her ability to convey deep emotions in her songs. Over the years, she has worked with artists such as César Camargo Mariano, Tom Jobim, Wagner Tiso, and Milton Nascimento. Although she hasn't always been at the center of musical trends, she has built a loyal following and earned widespread critical acclaim. Her album Nana,Dori e Danilo Caymmi(with her brothers) and albums like Se Queres Saber and Resposta ao Tempo are considered classics of MPB.
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