The album REFLEXO is an invitation to see ourselves through these songs, sounds, arrangements, instruments, notes, and musical responses to melodies that have long inhabited my creative imagination. A set of atoms ready to explode into new sounds in your minds and emotions.
Singer, songwriter, music producer, author, and founder of Zanna Sound, Zanna is the iconic voice that guides thousands of people every day through MetrôRio, the São Paulo subway, and Infraero airports. With a musical career marked by meaningful collaborations in Brazilian music, her first solo album, “Zanna,” received three Latin Grammy nominations, including Best MPB Album.
Recorded between Rio de Janeiro and Los Angeles, the album “Zanna” featured string arrangements by Eduardo Souto Neto. Among her most popular songs is Menina de Vento, part of the soundtrack for the TV Globo soap opera Orgulho e Paixão. Author of the book Sound Branding – The Sound Life of Brands, Zanna also composed the theme song for MetrôRio, which became a hit, a soundtrack for graduation parties, celebrations, carnival parades, and viral videos across Brazil.
Zanna expands the boundaries between sound, art, and communication. The famous MetrôRio Theme gained lyrics and a new arrangement in the 2025 album Reflexo, reinforcing her ability to create music with purpose and identity, and her belief that music knows no borders.
Born in Rio de Janeiro and an Italian citizen, Zanna is also known internationally as Bruna Loppez, vocalist and songwriter of the Italian band Bossa Nostra. During nine years in Europe, she studied classical singing and recorded the albums Voyage to Brazilia and Karmalions, featuring the tracks Jackie and Inverno, both hits in the Acid Jazz scene. With the band, she performed on iconic stages such as the Montreux Jazz Festival, opening for Herbie Hancock and Morcheeba.
During the pandemic, she produced the collaborative music video for the song Se, directed by Carla Böhler and featuring nearly 100 participants. She is currently preparing the album Reflexo and leading an all-women composers’ collective of the same name. She is also at the forefront of the immersive exhibition A Nossa Vida Sonora, inspired by her second book A Minha Vida Sonora, scheduled to debut with a project approved under the Rouanet Law.
