
The famous singer from Cabo-Verde Caria Evra died at the age of 70, reports Echo of Moscow with reference to the Portuguese media. In September, she announced that she suffers from serious health problems and completes her career. The day before, the singer was hospitalized in one of the hospitals of the island of San Vicent due to heart failure and breathing problems.
Cesaria Evra was a two -time owner of the French musical award Victoire de la Musique. Five times it was nominated for Grammy (Cesária album in 1995, Cabo Verde album in 1997, Miss Perfumado album in 1999, Café Atlantico album in 2000, Café Atlantico album in 2001), twice became a laureate 2004).
Since 1958, Cesaria Evra has worked in Music Musel Music Bars. Initially, she performed songs in the style of "Morna", traditional for the islands of the green cape, as well as "FADA", African songs and Klader.
The singer recorded her first solo album at forty -three years in Lisbon. The first producer of Cesaria was the famous singer Tito Paris. In Lisbon, she was heard by Jose da Silva, a Frenchman with the Caboveria roots, who decided to make her famous. He already brought a 47-year-old singer to France. From this moment, her cooperation with Lusafrica began, which lasted until the last moment.
In the early 1980s, Evra began a tour of Europe. In 1988, it became famous for the whole world. Sezaria received special recognition after the release of the fourth album of Miss Perfumado in 1992.
In May 2010, Cesaria had to cancel all his concert performances before the end of the year. In September 2011, she announced the completion of a singing career.