Dandara Manoela, 24 years old, divides her time between University and her love for the studies of music. She is vocalist of the MPB autoral band Seu Baldecir and of the woman band of samba-reggae Cores de Aidê. Her main project consists in the execution of her own songs, as well as making Samba and MPB interpretations with local musicians. Their musical plurality also represents a symbol of resistance of the Afro-Brazilian cultural manifestations and affirmation of the black woman in the cultural field.
PLAYING FOR CHANGE DAY IS A GLOBAL MUSIC EVENT DEDICATED TO BRINGING CHANGE TO THE WORLD THROUGH THE POWER OF MUSIC. EVERY YEAR, THOUSANDS OF MUSICIANS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD COME TOGETHER AS ONE TO SPREAD PEACE THROUGH MUSIC. OVER THE LAST 7 YEARS, THOUSANDS OF MUSICIANS AND MUSIC LOVERS HAVE JOINED THE EFFORT, CHANGING THE WORLD ONE […]
The Song “Littlest You” began as a Father’s lullaby for his unborn child. It was the intent of Songwriter/Producer Scott Reid, to complete the song after his daughter’s birth, however she came much too quickly and was born premature, at only 24 weeks of gestation. Madeline’s condition at the time of birth required the highest level […]
