Gloria Groove Concerts Setlist

Born in Brazil, more precisely in São Paulo, Daniel Garcia Felicione Napoleão, also known by her stage name, Gloria Groove is a singer and drag queen very famous all over Brazil. Gloria Groove began singing at age 7, at that time, she was part of the group A Turma do Balão Mágico. Gloria Groove adopted the drag persona in 2014, and in 2016 launched her pop music career with the single "Dona" followed by "Império" and a feature in the Carnival hit "Catuaba".

Gloria Groove came from a family of artists, her mother, Gina Garcia was a backing vocalist for the very famous pagode genre group, Banda Raça Negra. Her aunt was also a singer and his grandparents were circus artists. After performing in the children's gospel group on Programa Raul Gil (a famous music and entertainment program in Brazil), she starred in the telenovela Bicho do Mato at age 10 and began her career as a voice actor, dubbing characters like Rico Suave in Hannah Montana.

Even though she was already part of the art and entertainment industry since an early age, Gloria Groove experienced bullying in school and grew up attending the Protestant church Reborn in Christ, where she was introduced to soul and black music. She stopped attending church as a teenager and came out as gay, taking on roles in theater productions.

In 2016, Gloria Groove became even more famous on the program Amor e Sexo, a famous program in Brazil. Gloria Groove was a coach in the "Bishow" segment, where contestants competed as drag queens. This exposure marked the beginning of her successful career in music and entertainment.

In 2017, she was also part of the charity single "Filhos do Arco-Íris" for amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research. In late 2017, she released "Bumbum de Ouro," which translated to English is "Golden Butt," one of her most successful songs, followed by its popular music video that got millions of views.

Other notable releases include "Joga Bunda" with Aretuza Lovi and Pabllo Vittar, "Arrasta" with Léo Santana, and a remix of Anitta's "Show das Poderosas." In 2018, she released "Apaga a Luz," turning it into a commentary on abusive relationships, and was featured in Lexa's "Provocar."