The Brazilian Jazz singer and songwriter from São Paulo is a special figure: she shaped her voice navigating the São Paulo nightlife, travelled the world alongside the great Toquinho for five years, dived into the lakes of jazz, bossa nova and MPB and from there emerged with a fresh, original and vibrant music that she began by presenting, in 2018, on her eponymous debut work. The pandemic inspired her to pick up the guitar and do weekly live shows where she gave her voice to some of the great musicians of Brazilian popular song. This discipline led her to produce Onde Mora meu Coração, an album of accurate versions which includes, for example, the beautiful “Morena Bonita”, by Toninho Horta and collaborations with Omara Portuondo and Sadao Watanabe. This new work, O Futuro é Mais Bonito, was recorded in Recife, leaving, as she explains, the songs to choose her. Over a modern and subtle production, Anna sounds playful, charged with brightness, light and transparent, with her voice positioned right in the centre of the song, as it should be. Anna sings words of her own authorship, establishing herself more and more as an author.