Nana Caymmi: Alcione, Teresa Cristina, Elba Ramalho and most famous lament the singer’s death

Names of music, dramaturgy and Brazilian lyrics mourned the death of Nanna Caymmi this Thursday (1st). The singer was 84 years old and was admitted to the São José Health House, hospital in Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro.

“Brazil loses a great singer, one of the greatest interpreters Brazil has ever seen from feeling,” said his brother, Danilo Caymmi. Alice Caymmi, niece and also a singer, said she feels an “indescribable pain. Irreparable loss.”

Alcione and Tereza Cristina celebrated the legacy of the musical companion. “I lost a great friend today. Brazil lost its voice. Who can forget Nana Caymmi?” Wrote the brown. “Live the legacy, the voice, the care of the song. Nana’s voice will echo forever in this country,” Tereza said on social networks.

Elba Ramalho said it is a “relief to finally see her rest from her numerous pains.” “Nana Caymmi is the voice of generations. Dorival’s daughter, sister of Danilo and Dori, thrilled many hearts, sowing joy in our lives,” Paraiba said.

Daniela Mercury said Nana will be missing: “Nana Caymmi is one of the most important voices of music in the world. It’s a unique interpreter, who sang with the sweetness of the Bahia Braa of Bahia and with the strength of the wind.

State Representative Luiza Erundina (PSOL) spoke of her impressions of Nana’s music: “leaves an extraordinary legacy for our country, with her unique interpretation, loaded with emotion that will continue to echo in our hearts.”

Flamengo recalled that Nana was Flamenguista: “Our Black Black-Black Nana Caymmi recently left us at the age of 84. Our feelings to family, friends and fans.”

Leila Pinheiro says she suffers from the singer’s departure: “It is immeasurable gratitude for what she, long years ago, offered us in beauty and emotion in the face of her deep and overwhelming singing. The story of Brazilian music was sung by her voice!”.

Itamar Vieira Junior said he will continue to hear her: “The voice of so many songs, especially those of the Caymmi dynasty. From here we will continue to hear it, Nana, always.”

Maria Padilha remembered Nana’s talent for the composition: “All the songs were hers. Like Billie Holiday, Nana made up while singing and her corner played deep in her heart, she left no doubt.”