Lorena Simpson

Lorena Braga Gomes Simpson (born 30 March 1987, in Manaus) is a Brazilian singer, dancer, and songwriter . She is the biggest and most awarded Brazilian artist in the electronic music scene. She became well known for hits such as "Brand New Day" and "Can't Stop Loving You”. She has performed in music festivals and events in Brazil, Latin America, Europe and the United States, moving a whole generation to dance floors around the world. Lorena is considered a pioneer. She is responsible for changing the market of shows in Brazil, while also creating a great impact inside the LGBTQI+ community. She has become an inspiration for other Brazilian artists from different genres, who now follow her shows and performance model. After 10 years of building an established name in the electronic music scene, several awards and hundreds of shows around the globe, she started working on her new sound "Amazonian Pop" which is a mix of pop music and sounds and rhythms influenced by her native culture from her hometown the city of Manaus located in the middle of the Amazon rainforest. Lorena has been developing her "Amazonian Pop" sound since 2018 and in 2020, she released her single in Portuguese “Chama Que Vem” written by Vitao, which was well received by critics and fans. The music video was shot in the middle of the Amazon rainforest, where she was born and raised, creating a perfect scenario for the song and her music. After her first Pop Amazônico release was born, the term "Pop Amazônico" has been used by other artists from the north, almost creating a new lane and genre of pop music in Brazil. Currently, she has been working on developing her new music , while also creating new opportunities and collaborating with other artists. Over the years, Lorena has collaborated with many music producers and Djs, resulting in over 20 featured songs and over 35 million streams and views on digital platforms such as Spotify, YouTube and Deezer.