Juliana Linhares was born in Natal (Rio Grande do Norte/Brazil) and carries with her the vibrant culture of Brazil’s Northeast. Her art redefines stereotypes through the reconstruction of traditional sounds and the abrasive poetics present in each of her performances. With her intense, theatrical style and powerful voice, Juliana Linhares delivers a stunning vocal and musical experience in every concert. She joins agency Locomotiva Azul for representation in Europe.
Juliana Linhares is regularly invited to perform on major stages of the Brazilian arts scene, such as Circo Voador, Itaú Cultural, Rock in Rio, and Rock the Mountain. She continues her mission to cross the ocean and forge new connections with European audiences.
In Europe, the northeastern artist has graced stages like Bleza, Lisbon, HardClub, Oporto, and Salão Brasil, Coimbra, in Portugal, performed her vision of Brazil’s Northeast in cities like Madrid, Barcelona, and Paris, and recently gave a powerful concert at Teatro de Vila Real, leaving the Trás-os-Montes audience thoroughly impressed.In Europe, the northeastern artist has graced stages like Bleza, Lisbon, HardClub, Oporto, and Salão Brasil, Coimbra, in Portugal, performed her vision of Brazil’s Northeast in cities like Madrid, Barcelona, and Paris, and recently gave a powerful concert at Teatro de Vila Real, leaving the Trás-os-Montes audience thoroughly impressed.
Juliana Linhares will return to Europe in 2025, setting the stage for her next original album, which is already in pre-production.
ABOUT JULIANA LINHARES
With a long-standing career in Brazil, including projects like Pietá (since 2012) and Iara Ira, Juliana Linhares began focusing on her solo career in 2021 with the acclaimed album Nordeste Ficção, a timeless classic of Brazilian music.
In addition to her strength as a performer, her background in the performing arts brings a strong dramaturgical element to her songs, making them a natural fit for soundtracks in audiovisual productions.
Following the album’s success, the opening track of Nordeste Ficção, “Bombinha” was featured in the soundtrack of the TV series Mar do Sertão, was re-recorded by Daniela Mercury, and more recently, “Balanceiro” and “Perfume de Araçá” were included in productions by Rede Globo, currently airing in Brazil and on Globo Internacional TV.
article posted by:Paulo Sousa Martins, Locomotiva Azul