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Tulipa Ruiz in New York City

Tulipa Ruiz is a multi-talented, Latin Grammy-winning Brazilian singer-songwriter of MPB (Musica Popular Brasileira). She is a star among the new generation of young Brazilian singers.


Lincoln Center

Thursday, August 1, 2019 ~ Ruiz opens up on her latest album TU in a free concert at the David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center at 7:30pm. FREE


Brasil SummerFest at Le Poisson Rouge

Tuesday, July 30, 2019 ~ Ruiz is joined by Duda Beat and Filipe Catto at Le Poisson Rouge in Greenwich Village at 6pm. From $20

This show brings together three strong young artists from the Brazilian scene.


TU

2018 ~ Ruiz recorded her acoustic album here in New York. It features percussionist Mauro Refosco of Forro in the Dark.


Dancê

2015 ~ Ruiz won a Latin Grammy for Best Brazilian Pop Album.


Efêmera

2010 ~ Her first record was recognized as album and song of the year by Rolling Stone Brazil.


Growing up in Santos, São Paulo

Tulipa Ruiz Chagas was born in Santos in São Paulo state on October 19, 1978.

Growing up, she worked in her family’s record store. She was a journalist for almost ten years when she started drawing. She illustrates children’s books, album covers and a concert posters.


Published August 1, 2019 ~ Updated September 17, 2024.

Filed Under: Brasil Summerfest, Brazilians, David Rubenstein Atrium, MUSIC, People

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