Marina Lima
Marina Correia Lima (born September 17, 1955) is a Brazilian singer and songwriter. She is a prominent female pioneer of Brazilian rock music.
Also recorded as Marina Correia Lima
Marina Lima
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- Name
- Marina Lima
- Born
- 17 September 1955
- Nationality
- Brazil
- Occupation
- singer · composer · songwriter · guitarist
- Fields
- música popular brasileira
- Languages
- Portuguese · Brazilian Portuguese · English
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Key facts
• Background — person • Name — Marina Lima • Born — 17 September 1955 • Discography — Fullgás • Website — http: www.marinalima.com.br
Career
Career
Marina Lima began composing songs at the age of 17, and first achieved major success with the 1984 album Fullgás, which included the hit singles "Fullgás", "Me Chama" (written by Lobão), "Veneno" and "Mesmo que Seja Eu" (an Erasmo Carlos cover). In 1986 she released the first home video concert by a Brazilian artist, "Todas Ao Vivo", which chronicled the tour in support of her 1985 album "Todas" and included several of her previous hits as well as backstage interviews. In the 90s she continued recording highly praised albums such as "O Chamado” and Abrigo". After a long break from the stage, Lima finally returned to prominence with the release of concert and live album Sissi na Sua. In 2003 she recorded her Acústico MTV (the Brazilian equivalent of the MTV Unplugged series), which spawned two top 10 hit singles (the new track "Sugar" and a reworked version of her 1984 hit "Fullgas") and became her best selling album in over a decade. The DVD (the first of her career) was also one of the year's best sellers.
Personal life
Personal life
In an interview, she declared herself as bisexual. She is related to singers Moreno Veloso (son of Caetano Veloso), Preta Gil (daughter of Gilberto Gil), Luiza Possi (daughter of Zizi Possi), Davi Moraes (son of Moraes Moreira) and actress Patrícia Pillar.
DVDs
DVDs
• 2003 Acústico MTV
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- São Paulo
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Rio de Janeiro.
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Discography
• Title — Details • Simples Como Fogo — * Released: 1979 * Label: WEA Music * Format: LP, K7 • Olhos Felizes — * Released: 1980 * Label: Ariola Discos * Format: LP, K7 • Certos Acordes — * Released: 1981 * Label: Ariola Discos * Format: LP, K7 • Desta Vida, Desta Arte — * Released: 1982 * Label: Ariola Discos * Format: LP, K7 • Fullgás — * Released: 1984 * Label: Polygram * Format: LP, K7 • Todas — * Released: 1985 * Label: Polygram * Format: LP, K7 • Todas Ao Vivo — * Released: 1986 * Label: Polygram * Format: LP, K7 • Virgem — * Released: 1987 * Label: Philips * Format: LP, K7, CD • Próxima Parada — * Released: 1989 * Label: Universal * Format: LP, K7, CD • Marina Lima — * Released: 1991 * Label: EMI-Odeon * Format: LP, CD • O Chamado — * Released: 1993 * Label: EMI Music * Format: CD • Abrigo — * Released: 1995 * Label: EMI Music * Format: CD • Registros à Meia Voz — * Released:1996 * Label: EMI Music * Format: CD • Pierrot do Brasil — * Released: 1998 * Label: Polygram * Format: CD • Síssi na Sua — * Released: 2000 * Label: Universal * Format: CD • Setembro — * Released: 2001 * Label: Abril Music * Format: CD • Acústico MTV — * Released: 2003 * Label: EMI * Format: CD • Lá Nos Primórdios — * Released: 2006 * Label: EMI * Format: CD • Clímax — * Released: 2011 * Label: Libertà Records * Format: CD • No Osso - Ao Vivo — * Released: 2015 * Label: Universal * Format: CD
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