"I wanted to give voice to the singers who blazed a trail at a time when the music scene was dominated by men": VivianePhoto by Lam Phn on Pexels
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"I wanted to give voice to the singers who blazed a trail at a time when the music scene was dominated by men": Viviane

Now4 September 2026 at 23:58

Viviane, a Portuguese artist, launched the project "She for Them", which aims to pay tribute to singers who were part of modern Portuguese music bands. The artist states that she wanted to give voice to these singers who blazed a trail in a period when the music scene was dominated by men. The project thus emerges as a way to recognize the work and contribution of these women to Portuguese music.

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