American singer Cassandra Wilson died on Tuesday at age 70. Wilson was a prominent figure on the jazz scene, standing out especially during the 1980s and 1990s.
The artist was known for her musical approach that blended elements of jazz with influences from blues and folk, creating her own internationally recognized style. Her career spanned several decades, solidifying her as one of the most important voices in the genre.
With her death, the music world loses an interpreter of great relevance, whose work left a significant mark on the history of American jazz.
