Maria Bethânia says she doesn't care if she dates a man or a woman

Maria Bethânia, one of the most iconic Brazilian singers, recently shared her unique perspective on love, passion and the music scene in an interview with Ela magazine. The longtime artist, known for her soulful voice and lasting influence on Brazilian music, revealed that passion is essential in her life, regardless of the object of her affection.

The charm of encounters

Bethânia emphasized her love for being in love, whether with people, objects, animals or even music. She has openly expressed her fluid approach to love, stating that if she falls in love, the gender or nature of the object of her affections does not matter. For her, what really captivates are the encounters with people and the stories they have to share, appreciating the dramas of the heart.

Recognition for the new generation

In addition to her personal vision of love, Maria Bethânia demonstrated a deep respect and admiration for the new generation of musical artists. She highlighted the current Brazilian musical movement, praising contemporary music for its strength and diversity. The singer mentioned festivals that bring together Brazilian and foreign artists, highlighting that Brazil is not behind the most renowned international artists.

The global role of Brazilian music

The interview reveals how Maria Bethânia continues to embrace new experiences and talents, remaining open to a diverse range of musical influences. His passion for life and music has remained unwavering over the years, and his willingness to support and celebrate the next generation of artists is a testament to his enduring commitment to the Brazilian music scene. In an interview with the newspaper O Poupular, in April 2013, Bethânia explains that she likes writing much more than speaking: “ I think I express myself better when I write. But I write and burn.”

An inspiring legacy

Maria Bethânia remains a respected figure in Brazilian music, whose passion and voice continue to inspire fans and artists alike.

Featured Photo: Maria Bethânia (Photo: Reproduction/UOL)