The singer performed this Friday and said she takes phono lessons to improve her live performance; Alok, Matheus, and Kauan were also attractions of the city’s Peon Party
Singer Ana Castela, 19, known as the main voice of agronejo, made her debut on the main stage of the traditional Festa de Peão de Barretos, in the interior of São Paolo, on the night of Friday 25th.
Ana Castela, owner of hits like Our frame, forced single AND Boadeira – the latter has become one of the affectionate ways in which the singer is called by the public – was one of the most anticipated attractions of the evening, which was also attended by names such as DJ Alok and the duo Matheus and Kauan.
According to the website G1one of the highlights of the show was when Ana Castela sang the song Forced single, accompanied only by the sound of the piano. In the end, the singer reportedly broke down in tears and she said it was one of the hardest performances she’s ever given.
“I’m sorry, I can’t sing this song like I should. I’m getting better, I’m doing speech therapy, but these are difficult, fucking tiring days. Sorry, guys, don’t use bad words, ”the singer said on stage.
Recently, another performance by the singer has attracted attention. at the show Hope girl, the singer performed riding a silver stage horse that she usually brings to concerts. With fluctuating voice and unable to reach all notes of the song, the singer was criticized. After the incident, she recorded a video to explain herself.
Crying, she said, “I was really nervous. On a horse it’s very different. I couldn’t sing it, I couldn’t pitch it, but it was really beautiful, so at that point whether I sang it well or not, it doesn’t matter.”
This Friday Ana Castela released a new song on digital platforms, I’m coming back.
Source: Terra
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