This ambitious project celebrated Brazilian cultural anthropophagy. It featured five different covers and a diverse range of sounds, including collaborations with artists like Vanessa da Mata and Seu Jorge. Live Recordings and Recent Work MTV Ao Vivo (2003):
Daniela Mercury , the "Queen of Axé," has a discography that charts the evolution of modern Brazilian pop, blending traditional samba-reggae with electronic and MPB (Música Popular Brasileira) influences. Critics on Album of the Year generally give her work a respectable average score of . Top-Rated & Landmark Albums daniela mercury albums