Ivete Sangalo
Brazilian singer from Juazeiro, Bahia, whose axé hits, Carnaval trios and samba project Ivete Clareou bring fans together on stage and online.
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EPOverview
- Born
- 27 May 1972 · Juazeiro, Bahia, Brazil
- Work
- Singer, songwriter and television presenter
- Breakout
- Banda Eva, which she joined in 1993
- Solo debut
- Ivete Sangalo, 1999
Mini bio
How it started.
Growing up in Juazeiro, Ivete sang and played guitar at school events. Her sister Mônica took her to sing in a Salvador bar. She worked as a backing vocalist for Lui Muritiba in 1991, then performed with her own band before joining Banda Eva in 1993.
Finding her own voice.
Six albums with Banda Eva helped introduce her to a national audience. She left for a solo career in 1999, releasing her self-titled debut. “Festa” and “Sorte Grande” became signature songs, while her work also made room for romantic ballads.
Beyond the trio.
Fans have also seen her host The Masked Singer Brasil and Pipoca da Ivete, and coach on The Voice Kids and The Voice Brasil. In 2025, Ivete Clareou gave her lifelong connection to samba a project of its own, with classics, new songs and guest singers.
Creditschronological, newest first
- 2026Vampirinha (Ao Vivo)Performer
- 2025Por InteiroPerformer with Péricles, on Ivete Clareou
- 2025O Verão Bateu em Minha PortaSinger, songwriter and artistic and musical director
- 2024Macetando, live at the MaracanãSinger and co-writer, featuring Ludmilla
- 2001FestaSolo artist
- 1999Ivete SangaloSolo debut artist
Awards
Quotes
É puro sal, é meu tempero.Ivete Sangalo, official A La Sangalo show statement
Describing how her Latin musical inheritance meets her Brazilian identity in A La Sangalo. In English: “It is pure salt, it is my seasoning.”
Trivia
- The first song she learned to sing all the way through was Clara Nunes’s “Conto de Areia”.
- The name Ivete Clareou is a tribute to Clara Nunes.
- She recorded the DuckTales theme in Portuguese and Spanish.
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