"Music has to prevail. Everything we want to show people is the music": VivianePhoto by Recep ŞEKER on Pexels
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"Music has to prevail. Everything we want to show people is the music": Viviane

Now5 September 2026 at 01:15

Singer Viviane gave an interview on the Conversa de Verão program on NOW, where she presented her new musical work. During the conversation, she expressed her artistic vision, stating that music has to prevail and that her goal is to show people the music itself.

The new album is a tribute to great female voices that marked bands in modern Portuguese music. The artist pays tribute to these singers through a project that celebrates their legacy in Portuguese music.

The album includes interpretations of songs from various reference Portuguese bands, namely Salada de Fruta, Diva, Madredeus, and Rádio Macau. Through these choices, Viviane recovers and gives new life to songs that were performed by women who were figures that left a mark on Portuguese music.

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