Lorena Simpson is the biggest and most awarded Brazilian artist in the electronic music scene.
16 Facts About Lorena Simpson
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Lorena Simpson 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.
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Lorena Simpson is responsible for changing the market of shows in Brazil, while creating a great impact inside the LGBTQI+ community.
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Lorena Simpson has become an inspiration for other Brazilian artists from different genres, who now follow her shows and performance model.
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Lorena Simpson was born in the city of Manaus, capital of the state of Amazonas.
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Lorena Simpson is a descendant of Portuguese on her mother's side and Irish on her father's side[1].
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At the age of 17, Lorena Simpson left her hometown for the big cities in search of improvement in the art of dance, and after years working professionally as a dancer in television programs, commercials and other projects, she started her solo career as a singer.
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At the age of 17, Lorena Simpson started her career as a professional dancer.
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Lorena Simpson performed on several television productions, commercials, movies and tours with other artists including the Brazilian singer Kelly Key.
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Lorena Simpson was handpicked by the renowned talent manager Marlene Mattos for Kelly's tour.
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In 2010, Lorena Simpson's music was playing in countries around the world.
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Lorena Simpson's tours went all over Brazil and 7 other countries, including Panama, Chile, the United States, and Europe.
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Lorena Simpson was among the five most played artists in Mexico that year, while being nominated as "Ambassador of Gender Equality" in the country.
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In 2020, Lorena Simpson released the song "Chama Que Vem", written by Vitao, which has influences of sounds and rhythms of the Amazonian indigenous and folk culture.
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Lorena Simpson is an artist who continues to amaze audiences with her authenticity and international level of performance.
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Lorena Simpson is a big supporter of LGBT causes and for more visibility of the art and culture of state of Amazonas.