Who is Vanilda Bordieri?

Vanilda Bordieri is a Brazilian gospel singer who has released several albums over the last 20 years. Born in São Paulo on October 20, 1962, she began her career in the early 1990s and quickly became one of the most influential figures in contemporary Brazilian gospel music. She has become known for her powerful voice and ability to write inspiring lyrics that appeal to people from all walks of life.

Early Life and Career

Vanilda was born in a musical family and started playing piano when she was just five years old. By the time she was 11, she had already begun singing in church choirs. After graduating from high school, she studied music at the Conservatório de Tatuí and the University of São Paulo, where she obtained a degree in vocal performance. Later on, she moved to Rio de Janeiro where she joined the band of Brazilian singer Marcos Góes and began to gain exposure.

Rise to Fame

Vanilda's rise to fame began with her first solo album, 'Cantando no Terceiro', which was released in 1996. It was an instant success and went on to become one of her most successful albums. In 1999, she released her second album 'Jesus, O Amigo' which further cemented her status as one of Brazil's leading gospel singers. Since then, she has gone on to release a number of successful albums including 'Louvai ao Senhor', 'Tudo Posso naquele que me Fortalece', and 'Voltar para Casa'.

Collaborations

Since her rise to fame, Vanilda has collaborated with numerous well-known artists such as Célia Sakamoto, Alex Passos, and Leandro Zorzella. Her collaborations have been praised for their unique blend of traditional gospel music with modern pop elements.

Legacy

Vanilda Bordieri is considered one of the most influential figures in Brazilian gospel music. Her albums have sold millions of copies worldwide and she has become an iconic figure in the Brazilian Christian community. She continues to tour around the world and her concerts are always packed with adoring fans.