Agnes Nunes emerged in 2019 as one of the biggest musical revelations of the year.
As a teenager she began posting homemade videos with voice and keyboard and soon caught the attention of some of Brazil’s biggest musicans. Collaborations soon followed with Dj Alok and Sango as well as Xamã, with whom she launched her first successful project “Elas por Elas”.
Growing up around the country, her charming voice and irresistible accent are a mix of the places she has lived in and one of the key-elements in her live shows.
She is joined by fellow Brazilian singer, Mari Froes, gained fame for her unique renditions of popular covers which she shares through her YouTube channel where she has over 750,000 subscribers. She is best recognized for her songs “Rosa e Laranja” and her cover of “Girassóis de Van Gogh”.
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