Last August, in the central Brazilian city of Goiânia, Marília Mendonça took the stage at a surprise concert. She repeated the surprise show in 10 other cities in the country. Brazilian crowds are ...

SAO PAULO (Reuters) -Brazilian country singer Marilia Mendonca was killed on Friday along with her manager and aide when the small airplane they were traveling in crashed in the state of Minas Gerais.

The rising star performed country music and was known for tackling feminist issues in her songs, such as denouncing men who control their partners, and calling for female empowerment. By The ...

Brazilian pop singer Marilia Mendonca, known as "The Queen of Suffering" for her mournful ballads, was killed Friday in a small plane crash, authorities said. She was 26. Mendonca died when her plane ...

Marília Mendonça, a Brazilian music star who drew millions of women to the nation's traditionally masculine country-style music scene, died Friday in a plane crash, the chief of her record label ...

Four others were on the plane with Mendonca and also died in the crash. There is no information on what caused the crash. Brazilian Pop singer and Latin Grammy winner Marília Mendonca was killed ...

Marília Mendonça, the popular Brazilian singer, has died after a tragic plane crash. She was 26. Mendonça's team confirmed her death in a statement on her social media on Friday. They also confirmed ...

Marília Mendonça, one of Brazil's most popular singers and a Latin Grammy winner, died Friday in an airplane crash on her way to a concert. She was 26. Mendonça's press office confirmed her death in a ...

Mendonca's press office said in a statement that her producer, Henrique Ribeiro, aide Abicieli Silveira Dias Filho as well both the pilot and co-pilot of the plane were also killed in the crash.

On Friday (November 5), Grammy Award-winning Brazilian artist Marília Mendonça died in a plane crash, several news outlets reported. According to Billboard, “the 26-year-old artist was on her way to ...

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