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Rouge Invites you this coming Friday to Bossa Nova, A Brazilian Jazz Dinner Musical featuring Rose Max and Ramatis Moraes.
ROSE MAX
Born in Rio de Janeiro, Rose is the great-grand daughter of the conductor Cupertino de Menezes and granddaughter of the guitar player Manuel de Menezes, both legends of the early Brazilian music.
ROSE MAX
Born in Rio de Janeiro, Rose is the great-grand daughter of the conductor Cupertino de Menezes and granddaughter of the guitar player Manuel de Menezes, both legends of the early Brazilian music.
She started singing professionally with the Octeto Rio Orchestra performing in the musically wealthy nightclub scene of Rio. She studied vocal technique with Graciela di Salerno, Nancy Miranda and Suely Mesquita. She also studied theory and ear training at the lnstituto Vila Lobos and Centro de Instrução Musical Ian Guest. Rose graduated with a degree in Portuguese and Literature from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro.
Rose moved to the US in October of 1993, where she keeps a very busy performing schedule (about 260 shows per year). She has become highly recognized in the Brazilian, Spanish and American communities.
Rose Max was nominee 20 times and won 7 times the Brazilian Press Award for the “Best Female Brazilian Singer Residing and Performing in the USA”.
In 2003, Miami’s New Times Newspaper elected Rose Max the “Best Female Vocalist” of the year and in 2005 like a "Best Lounge Act" of the year.
In 1999 , Rose Max had her Greencard approved as ALIEN OF SPECIAL ABILITY, like a "promoter/embassadress" of Brazilian music and culture in this country. And now she is already American Citizen.
Moved to Miami in October of 1993, where she has been continuing to grow and develop musically, and by keeping a constant performance schedule, she has become highly recognized in the Brazilian, Hispanic and American communities.
Rose moved to the US in October of 1993, where she keeps a very busy performing schedule (about 260 shows per year). She has become highly recognized in the Brazilian, Spanish and American communities.
Rose Max was nominee 20 times and won 7 times the Brazilian Press Award for the “Best Female Brazilian Singer Residing and Performing in the USA”.
In 2003, Miami’s New Times Newspaper elected Rose Max the “Best Female Vocalist” of the year and in 2005 like a "Best Lounge Act" of the year.
In 1999 , Rose Max had her Greencard approved as ALIEN OF SPECIAL ABILITY, like a "promoter/embassadress" of Brazilian music and culture in this country. And now she is already American Citizen.
Moved to Miami in October of 1993, where she has been continuing to grow and develop musically, and by keeping a constant performance schedule, she has become highly recognized in the Brazilian, Hispanic and American communities.
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