Lorena Simpson

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Lorena Simpson
Background information
Birth name Lorena Braga Gomes Simpson
Born (1987-05-03) May 3, 1987
Manaus, Amazonas, Brazil
Genres Pop, dance, Electropop
Occupations Singer-songwriter, dancer, producer
Years active 2008–present
Labels Maxpop Music (2008—2010)
Wegroup (2011—atualmente)
Website lorenasimpson.com.br

Lorena Braga Gomes Simpson (born May 3, 1987, in Manaus) better known simply as Lorena Simpson, is a Brazilian pop and dance singer. She became famous for songs like "Brand New Day" and “Can't Stop Loving You”.

Her musical segment is dance music, Electropop, house music and pop music.

Career

Lorena was born in Manaus, the capital of Amazonas. From a young age she always dreamed of working with music and dance, even having difficulties imposed by the locality and not coming from a family of artists, she continued fighting for her goals. When she turned 11, she left her hometown for improvement in the dancing arts. Since then traveled with several dance companies, participating in festivals throughout Brazil as a dancer. At the age of 16 she began working as a choreographer for the dance groups in which she participated. In 2004 she joined Kelly Key dancing group in her tour, in which she remained for three years. Although focused solely on a dancing career, Lorena has always shown talent for music and, influenced by friends, she began singing in nightclubs informally with backing vocals.[1]

In 2008 she met the producer Ian Duarte and Fabian Almeida, members of the record label Maxpop Music, and signed with the label. On August 10, 2008 the singer released her first single, entitled "Feel Da Funk", reaching the twenty-sixth position on the Brazilian Hot Dance Club Play. .[2]

The fullfilment of a partnership with DJ and Producer Filipe Guerra in the song "Can’t Stop Loving You" in 2009, was a huge hit indeed responsible for the Brazilian singer success throughout Brazil and some other countries in the electronic music scene, making the Lorena Simpson's name brand weight and a national icon in house music. From there, emerged hits on nightclubs and radios in the segment of electronic music in Brazil and the World. Later that year, the single "Brand New Day" entered the collection "Summer Eletrohits" 6 .

In 2010, Lorena was named Ambassadress of Sexual Diversity in Mexico, staying at the top five most played in the country with her hits. On July 25, she began international tour, "Dreams Tour", which passed throughout Brazil and countries like Mexico and Panama.[3][4]

Singles

Year Song
2008 Feel da Funk
Can't Stop Loving You
2009 Brand New Day
Revolution of Love
2010 Breathe Again
2011 Dreams
2012 Jump Up

As featured artist

Year Song
2010 Money
(Angel B feat. Lorena Simpson)
2012 Summer is Crazy
(Amannda feat. Lorena Simpson)

Tours

  • 2008–2009: Breathe Again
  • 2010–2011: Dreams Tour
  • 2012: Neo Time Tour[5]

Videoclipes

Year Song
2009 Brand New Day
2010 Dreams
2011 Money (feat. Angel B)
2011 Summer is Crazy (feat. Amannda)

Awards

Top Music Brasil

2009

  • ”'Best National Dance Music”
  • "New Artist"[6]

Ômega HitZ Awards

2010

  • ”National Dance Performance”
  • Dance Music of the Year(by "Breath Again")
  • '’Dance Show of the Year”'[7]

DJSound Award

2011

  • ”Best Show Dancing”[8]

2012

  • ”National Dance Single Female – (by "Jump Up")[9]

PapoMix Diversidade

2011

  • ”Best Female Singer[10]

Jovem Brasileiro

2012

  • Best Singer Electronic Music[11]

References

  1. Luis Jackson Marcal. "Lorena Simpson: History and Interview with Lorena Simpson to Uscha Portal". Portal Uscha. Retrieved 11/10/2012. 
  2. "Lorena Simpson: História e alcance de musicas em tabelas musicais". MaxPop Music. 2012-11-20. 
  3. Tanara de Araújo (2012-11-20). "Hits e estilo de Lorena Simpson". Grupo Bandeirantes, Band. 
  4. Larissa Pena. "Histórico de DJ Filipe Guerra e parceira com Lorena". Portal Manager Djs. Manager DJs artists and DJs booking. Retrieved 2012-11-20. 
  5. Leonardo Torres (2012-11-20). "Lorena Simpson anuncia nova turnê". Pop Line, MTV Brasil. 
  6. Bryan Ferreira (2009). "Top Music Brasil Premiação". Top Music Brasil. 
  7. "Vencedores Omega HitZ Awards 2010". Omega Hitz Brasil. 12-11-2012. 
  8. Fernando Sarmiento (12-11-2012). "Dj Sound Premio Virgula Uol 2011". Dj Sound, Vírgula/UOL. 
  9. Fernando Sarmiento (2012-12-20). "Ganhadores e finalistas: lista completa do Prêmio DJ Sound Awards 2012". Dj Sound, Vírgula/UOL. 
  10. "Papo Mix Premiação-Portal Fama". Portal Papo Mix. 12-11-2012. 
  11. "Vencedores Prêmio Jovem Brasileiro 2012". R7, Rede Record. 12-11-2012. 

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