IZA's Biography

IZA, born Isabela Cristina Correia de Lima Lima on September 3, 1990, in Rio de Janeiro, is a celebrated Brazilian singer, songwriter, and TV presenter. Rising to fame with her powerful vocals and commanding stage presence, IZA made her mark through viral cover videos on YouTube, earning a contract with Warner Music Brazil. Her debut album 'Dona de Mim' catapulted her to national stardom, with hits like 'Pesadão' and 'Ginga' becoming anthems of empowerment and self-love. Known for her commitment to social causes, IZA frequently uses her platform to advocate for racial equality, women’s rights, and Afro-Brazilian culture. In addition to chart-topping singles and award nominations, IZA made history as the first Black Brazilian woman to headline the main stage at Rock in Rio. She also serves as a judge on 'The Voice Brasil', further showcasing her influence on Brazilian pop culture. With a background in advertising from PUC-Rio, IZA blends artistry, activism, and business acumen, establishing herself as a leading figure in contemporary Latin music. Her charismatic personality, dedication to social justice, and trendsetting style have made her a role model and inspiration for millions.