Viana is the name of some places:

• Viana do Bolo, Galicia, Spain
• Viana do Castelo, Portugal
• Viana, Navarre, Spain
• Viana, Maranhão, Brazil
• Viana, Espírito Santo, Brazil
• Viana, Angola

organization

• Esporte Clube Viana, Brazilian football club based in Maranhão state

People:

• Gaspar Viana or Vianna (1885–1914), Brazilian parasitologist
• Hugo Viana (born 1983), Portuguese footballer

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Paula Fernandes
Background information
Birth name	Paula Fernandes de Souza
Born	(1984-08-28) August 28, 1984 (age 27)
Origin	Sete Lagoas, Minas Gerais, Brazil
Genres	Sertanejo, country
Instruments	Vocals and classical guitar
Years active	1993-present
Labels	Universal Music Brasil
Website	Official website

Paula Fernandes de Souza^[1] (born August 28, 1984^[2]) is a Brazilian sertanejo and country singer.

Biography[link]

Born in Sete Lagoas, Minas Gerais, she lived in a farm in Serra do Cipó with her parents and her younger brother.^[1] Paula Fernandes started singing when she was eight years-old, releasing her first album two years later.^[3] Her second album, named Ana Rayo, was released in 1995, and was inspired by the Ana Raio e Zé Trovão telenovela.^[3] Paula Fernandes went to the college to study Geography in Belo Horizonte when she was 18 years-old, singing in bars during that time.^[4] She recorded one of the theme songs of Rede Globo's telenovela América, named Ave Maria Natureza, releasing the album Canções do Vento Sul soon after that.^[3] Paula Fernandes was nominated as Best Popular Singer in the Prêmio Tim de Música Brasileira award for that album.^[4] The song Jeito do Mato, from her album Pássaro de Fogo was the theme music of the telenovela Paraíso, and her version of Ivete Sangalo's song Quando a Chuva Passar was the main theme music of the telenovela Escrito nas Estrelas.^[3] Paula Fernandes released her first DVD in October 2010,^[3] and participated in two Rede Globo special shows, which were the Roberto Carlos' end of the year show, broadcast on December 25, 2010, and Show da Virada, broadcast during the New Year's Day, on December 31, 2010.^[3] Her live album, Paula Fernandes - Ao Vivo, released in 2011, placed in the 2011 top sellers albums, selling 2,000,000 copies.^[5]

Discography[link]

Studio albums[link]

Singles[link]

• "Meu Eu em Você" "My Me in You"
• "Pássaro de Fogo" "Fire Bird"
• "Jeito de Mato" "Woods Ways"
• "Quando a Chuva Passar" "When the Rain is Over"
• "Pra Você" "For You"
• "Não Precisa" "There's No Need"
• "Sensações" "Sensations"
• "Long Live" (Taylor Swift featuring Paula Fernandes)

[edit] References

External links[link]

Wikimedia Commons has media related to: Paula Fernandes

• (Portuguese) Official website
• Paula Fernandes at the Internet Movie Database

Katia Guerreiro (born South Africa, 1976) is a Portuguese fado singer.

Early years[link]

Born in South Africa to Portuguese parents, Katia went to the Portuguese Azores islands when she was still a child. In 1994 she went to Lisbon where she studied medicine at the University of Lisbon.

Her first contact with music started in the Azores where she played the traditional instrument of the islands, "viola da terra" (typical instrument of the island), in a folk group of São Miguel Island.

In Lisbon she founded a musical group of students where she played and sang and also integrated a rock band with music from the 1960s - "Os Charruas" - as their lead vocalist.

It was with all her musical friends, from folk to the rock band, that she found Fado. It was in 2000 in a concert in the Coliseu de Lisboa in memory to Amália Rodrigues that she embraced her career in Fado.

Her first album, "Fado Maior", was edited in 2001. This album went on to become a silver album and was nominated to the José Afonso Prize. It was edited in Europe by Empreinte Digitale.

In 2003 "Nas Mãos do Fado" ("In the Hands of Fate"), her second album, was once more nominated for the José Afonso Prize. In this album she sang the poetry of most important names in Portugal such as Luís de Camões, Florbela Espanca, José Carlos Ary dos Santos and António Lobo Antunes.

In October 2005 Katia released her third album of originals, "Tudo ou nada" ("All or Nothing") which included poems by Vinicius de Moraes, Sophia de Mello Breyner, António Lobo Antunes among others, as well as of Katia herself. Bernardo Sassetti played the piano in the song "Minha Senhora das Dores".

Discography[link]

[edit] Fado Maior (2001)

1. "Asas" (3:30) (Maria Luisa Baptista/Georgino de Sousa (fado Georgino))

2. "Algemas" (3:23) (Álvaro Duarte Simões)

3. "Amor de mel, amor de fel" (3:08) (Amália Rodrigues/Carlos Gonçalves)

4. "As rosas / promessa" (2:03) (Sophia Mello Breyner/João Mário Veiga)

5. "Guitarra triste" (2:47) (Álvaro Duarte Simões)

6. "Avé Maria (3:37)" (Fernando Pessoa/João Mário Veiga)

7. "Incerteza (2:00)" (João Mário Veiga/Miguel Ramos (fado alberto))

8. "Asa de vento (3:23)" (Amália Rodrigues/Carlos Gonçalves)

9. "É noite na mouraria" (2:25) (José Maria Rodrigues/António Mestre)

10. "Minha Lisboa de mim" (3:49) (Nuno Gomes dos Santos/Silvestre Fonseca)

11. "A Mariquinhas vai à fonte" (2:24) (Maria Manuel Cid/Música popular)

12. "Esquina de um tempo" (3:00) (Maria Luisa Baptista/Paulo Parreira e Katia Guerreiro)

[edit] Nas Mãos do Fado (2003)

1. "Os meus versos" (Florbela Espanca/Paulo Valentim)

2. "Valsa" (António Lobo Antunes/Miguel Ramos (fado margaridas))

3. "Dança das Sete Luas" (Ana Vidal/João Veiga)

4. "Vodka e Valium 10" (António Lobo Antunes/Armando Machado (fado fé))

5. "Segredos" (Paulo Valentim)

6. "O teu encanto" (João Veiga)

7. "Ancorado em mim" (Ana Vidal/Armando Machado (fado santa luzia))

8. "Perdigão" (Luís Vaz de Camões/Alain Oulman)

9. "O que fôr há-de ser" (Dulce Pontes)

10. "Rosa Vermelha" (José Carlos Ary dos Santos/Alain Oulman)

11. "Recado" (António Lobo Antunes/Katia Guerreiro e João Veiga)

12. "Voz do Vento" (Maria Luísa Baptista/ fado menor (dr))

13. "Romper Madrugadas" (Paulo Valentim/Paulo Valentim e João Veiga)

14. "Meu principezinho" (Katia Guerreiro/fado joão maria dos anjos (sextilhas))

15. "Chora, Mariquinhas chora" (Amália Rodrigues/José Fontes Rocha)

[edit] Tudo ou Nada (2005)

1. "Disse-te adeus à partida, o mar acaba ao teu lado (4:34)" (António Lobos Antunes/SPA)

2. "Despedida" (2:55) (António Calém/SPA))

3. "Ser tudo ou nada" (3:01) (João Veiga/SPA)

4. "Muda tudo, até o mundo" (1:32) (Maria Luísa Baptista/SPA)"

5. "Minha Senhora das Dores" (3:51) (Jorge Rosa/SPA)

6. "Canto da fantasia" (3:19) (Paulo Valentim/SPA)

7. "Vaga" (2:53) (Rodrigo Serrão/SPA)

8. "Dulce caravela" (2:59) (Dulce Pontes)

9. "Quando" (3:09) (Sophia de Mello Breyner/SPA)

10. "Menina do alto da Serra" (2:42) (José Carlos Ary dos Santos/SPA)

11. "Saudades do Brasil em Portugal" (4:00) (Vinicius de Moraes)

12. "O meu navio" (2:08) (Rodrigo Serrão/SPA)

13. "Talvez não saibas" (4:32) (Joaquim Pessoa/SPA)

14. "Tenho uma saia rodada" (1:36) (Maria Luísa Baptista/SPA)

15. "Menina do alto da Serra" - faixa bónus, participação especial de Ney Matogrosso (2:53) (Nuno Nazaré Fernandes/Ary dos Santos/SPA)

16. "Lábios de mel" - faixa bónus, participação especial de Ney Matogrosso (3:17) (Waldir Rocha/PEERMUSIC)

[edit] Fado (2008)

1. "Fado dos olhos" (Florbela Espanca/Carlos Ramos (Fado das Horas — pop))

2. "Pranto de amor ausente" (Paulo Valentim)

3. "A voz da poesia" (Katia Guerreiro/Rui Veloso)

4. "Ponham flores na mesa" (Fernando Tavares Rodrigues/Joaquim Campos Silva (Fado Tango))

5. "Estranha paixão" (João Veiga/Pedro Pinhal)

6. "Casa da colina" (Maria Luísa Baptista/Rodrigo Serrão)

7. "A cidade saudade" (Rodrigo Serrão/Casimiro Ramos (Fado Três Bairros))

8. "A nossa gente, o nosso fado" (Rodrigo Serrão/Mário Pacheco)

9. "Renasce" (João Veiga)

10. "Lírio roxo" (António Gedeão/Francisco Viana (Fado Vianinha))

11. "Poema da malta das naus" (António Gedeão/Paulo Valentim)

12. "Mundo" (Fernando Tavares Rodrigues/Júlio Proença (Fado Esmeraldinha))

13. "Lisboa" (Charles Aznavour)

14. "Eu queria cantar-te um fado" (António de Sousa Freitas/Franklin Godinho (Fado Franklin de Sextilhas))

External links[link]

• [1] MySpace
• [2] Official Weblog