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Wanessa Camargo

Brazilian singer and songwriter behind “O Amor Não Deixa” and “Amor, Amor,” revisiting 25 years of music through her live project “Metamorfose.”

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Overview

Born: December 28, 1982, in Goiânia, Goiás, Brazil
Work: Singer, songwriter and television presenter
Breakout: Her 2000 debut and “O Amor Não Deixa”
Musical family: Daughter of singer and songwriter Zezé Di Camargo

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How it started.

Born in Goiânia into a musical family, Wanessa began building her own career while living in the United States in 1999, studying theatre, performing and recording a demo. Back in Brazil, she released her debut album in 2000. “O Amor Não Deixa” became the song that introduced her to a national audience.

Finding her own sound.

Her catalogue moves between romantic Brazilian pop, dance music and sertanejo. W includes “Amor, Amor” and “Não Resisto a Nós Dois”; the DNA era brought songs such as “Sticky Dough” and “Worth It.” She later recorded “Coração Embriagado,” released in 2016.

Returning to the songs.

For her 25-year celebration, Wanessa revisited her catalogue through WAN2K25 and the Metamorfose concert. The live project unfolds in three acts inspired by a caterpillar, a cocoon and a butterfly. In 2026 she also co-hosted TVZ with Gominho, describing presenting as a new part of her work she wanted to explore.

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Music

2026Metamorfose - Ato II (Ao Vivo)Singer
2026Solo Tú Y YoDuet with Maite Perroni
2025WAN2K25Singer
2016Coração EmbriagadoSinger
2013Wanessa DNA Tour (Ao Vivo)Singer
2005WSinger

Television

2026TVZ Ao VivoCo-host with Gominho

Awards

Prêmio Multishow de Música Brasileira2001 · Winner, Revelação Solo

Quotes

Já passou o nervosismo inicial. A gente tem uma troca muito boaWanessa Camargo, gshow

Speaking backstage after her March 2026 TVZ debut with Gominho. She says the initial nerves have passed and they have a good rapport.

Trivia

She made her songwriting debut on “Vou Gritar Seu Nome,” co-written with Juno, on her second album in 2001.
Metamorfose brought her back to the same Rio venue where she recorded her first DVD in 2003.
At her TVZ hosting debut, she sang “Amor, Amor” in a salsa arrangement.