Elis Regina

Elis Regina (Elis Regina Carvalho Costa, 17 March 1945 – 19 January 1982) was a Brazilian singer renowned as one of the greatest interpreters of MPB, noted for powerful stage presence and acclaimed recordings such as her version of 'Águas de Março'.

Collaborated with Antonio Carlos Jobim; famed for intense live performances and recordings; earned nicknames 'Furacão' and 'Pimentinha'; died aged 36/37 in 1982.

The review praises Elis Regina's energetic, temperament-driven performance and her celebrated version of 'Águas de Março'. It highlights her collaboration with Antonio Carlos Jobim and her status as an essential interpreter of Brazilian song. The critic frames her artistry with cinematic metaphors and notes her tragic early death.

For:Fans of MPB, bossa nova and samba; vocal enthusiasts; listeners of classic Brazilian music; readers of music criticism.