Danni Carlos

Brazilian singer Danni Carlos increased to fame being a performer of English-language pop/rock hits modified on her behalf homeland, though she later on took to performing Portuguese-language materials of her personal. Given birth to Danniela Carlos on July 2, 1975, in Rio de Janeiro, she produced her documenting debut in 2003 with Rock and roll ‘n’ Street, a assortment of English-language pop/rock and roll hits including Weapons N’ Roses’ “Nice Kid O’ Mine,” the Divinyls’ “I Contact Myself,” and Fleetwood Mac’s “You Make Caring Fun.” The recording became a significant strike in Brazil, and some similarly designed follow-up albums resulted, including Rock and roll ‘n’ Road Once again (2004), Rock and roll ‘n’ Road FOREVER (2005), Rock and roll ‘n’ Road Films (2006), and Rock and roll ‘n’ Street Acústico (2007). In 2007 Carlos released her 1st recording of self-written materials, Música Nova. Offering the chart-topping strike one “Coisas que European union Sei,” that was chosen because the theme tune from the Brazilian telenovela Duas Caras, Música Nova itself became a significant strike, peaking at number 2 in the albums chart.