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Daniela Mercury (born Salvador, Bahia, 28 July, 1965) is a Brazilian singer in the MPB and axé styles. She is strongly influenced by the tropicalismo movement. Her music is driven by insistent percussion (she has used Olodum on some tracks), and makes frequent local references, including Carnaval and Candomblé. Her records include:

File:Sol Da Liberdade Cover.jpg
Cover of 'Sol Da Liberdade'
  • Daniela Mercury (1991)
  • O Canto da Cidade (1992)
  • Musica da Rua (1994)
  • Feijao com Arroz (1996)
  • Elétrica (ao vivo) (1998)
  • Sol da Liberdade (2000)
  • Sou de Qualquer Lugar(2001)
  • Eletrodoméstico (2003)
  • Carnaval Eletronico (2004)


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