Joyce Moreno: Shaping Brazilian Music and Female Empowerment | Sisterhood of Sound #13

Welcome to the Sisterhood of Sound Podcast! In this powerful episode, Brazilian legend Joyce Moreno takes us through her 55-year journey in Brazilian Popular Music (MPB), Bossa Nova, and Latin Jazz. A four-time Latin Grammy nominee and a tireless advocate for female representation in music, Joyce’s voice and songwriting have shaped the Brazilian music scene for generations. With over 45 albums as a bandleader and more than 400 songs written, Joyce’s music has been interpreted by icons like Elis Regina, Gal Costa, and Milton Nascimento. As an educator and feminist trailblazer, she’s mentored countless musicians globally, promoting Brazilian culture and fighting for gender equality in the music industry. Her activism extends to environmental causes and combating racism. New episodes every Tuesday! Subscribe, like, and comment to join the celebration. EXCLUSIVE CONTENT on http://www.patreon.com/mariamendesjazz Available on all streaming platforms! In video: http://www.youtube.com/mariamendesjazz Follow Joyce Moreno: https://www.joycemoreno.com Maria Mendes: https://www.instagram.com/mariamendesjazz | Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/0BTAvohFPOilgPk8Mddv53?si=VeJhDaqLTWi5FonQDfSN3Q #SisterhoodOfSound #PodcastLaunch #JoyceMoreno #WomenInMusic #BrazilianMusic #MPB #BossaNova #WomenInJazz #GenderEqualityInMusic #FeminismInMusic #EnvironmentalAwareness