About Adriana Arydes

Adriana Arydes is a Brazilian singer and songwriter, born in 1978. She has been making music since she was a child, and her songs have been featured in films, television series, video clips and commercials. She is best known for her award-winning compositions such as 'Un Adiós', 'Tarde Vazia' and 'Amor de Primavera', which have brought her international recognition.

Early Life

Adriana was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to parents who were both musicians. She started singing when she was just four years old and began writing her own songs at the age of seven. As a young girl, Adriana was heavily influenced by the Brazilian pop music scene, particularly the work of acclaimed artists such as Chico Buarque, Caetano Veloso and Elis Regina.

Career

Adriana released her debut album in 1998 and has since released five more albums, with her latest being released in 2017. Her music has been featured in films such as 'O Quatrilho' (1995) and 'Xuxa e os Duendes' (2001), as well as television series like 'Malhação' (1999). She has also collaborated with many notable artists such as Vitor Kley and Samuel Rosa.

Awards

Adriana has won numerous awards throughout her career, including two Latin Grammy Awards for Best Brazilian Contemporary Pop Album in 2004 and 2006. She has also been nominated for several other awards, including the APCA Award for Best Singer-Songwriter in 2001.

Legacy

Adriana's legacy can be seen in her influence on the Brazilian music scene. Her songs have become anthems of sorts among Brazilian listeners and she is often praised for the emotion and depth of her music. Her work has helped to shape the sound of modern Brazilian pop music and she continues to inspire new generations of Brazilian musicians. Adriana's music will remain timeless for years to come.