Lisa Ono
Lisa Ono was born in São Paulo, Brazil on July 29th, 1962 and is the World Music Singer. At the age of 61, Lisa Ono biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
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Lisa Ono (born 29 July 29 1962) is a well-known Brazilian-Japanese boss and a nova performer.
Life
Lisa Ono was born in So Paulo, Brazil, in 1962, but she and her family migrated to Tokyo at the age of 10. She lived half of every year in Japan and half in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, from that time.
Despite living in Brazil for a brief period of time, she was turned into a "Brazilian popular music ambassador" in Japan, influenced by her father, who owned a club while living in Brazil and was also Baden Powell's rep.
Lisa started playing guitar at the age of 15, and her debut as a professional Bossa Nova artist was in 1989. She was driven by her natural voice, rhythmic guitar playing, and her charming smile to win a huge success and popularized Bossa Nova in Japan. She has appeared with many top artists, including Antônio Carlos Jobim and Joo Donato, and has appeared in New York City, Brazil, and Asian countries. The 1999 album Dream sold more than two hundred thousand copies in Japan, and since then she has held a solid presence in Japan's Bossa Nova group.
She is not related to late Beatle John Lennon's wife, Yoko Ono.
Career
Lisa's father opened Saci-Pererê, a Brazilian restaurant where she began performing mainly in nova and samba, after migrating to Japan. Lisa Ono, in addition to singing, plays the guitar and is a songwriter. Catupiry, her first album, was released in 1989. Since then, she hasn't stopped recording, although she did have one disc out a year, mainly in Portuguese. After appearing in several TV commercials, she quickly became well-known in Japan.
Nana's album won the "Grand Prix Gold Disk Award for Jazz" in Japan in 1991. Menina's third album was released in Rio de Janeiro and received the same Grand Prix award. Ono's second album on BMG, Serenata Carioca, was released in 1992, and she also published her first book Felicidade. Esperança was launched in 1994 by Esperanca, with guest appearances by Tom Jobim, Sivuca, Paulo Moura, Danilo Caymmi, and Meerio Adnet. She created Minha Saudade, devoted to Joo Donato's work in 1993, who also wrote the scripts. Antonio Adolfo co-produced her CD Rio Bossa in 1996. Ono Records released Bossa Carioca, a collection of Paulo and Daniel Jobim's work in 1998. Nana, a Japanese musician, also founded Nan, a brand aimed at promoting Brazilian music.
Oscar Castro-Neves co-produced her CD Dream in 1999, which has sold more than 200,000 copies. This album was produced in the United States and features classic American songs and film recordings from the 1940s-to-behaven, with bossa nova arrangements. Ono continued her English exploration in July 2000 with the debut of Pretty World, co-produced by Eumir Deodato.
Boas Festas, a "winter bossa" album, was released in the fall of 2000 to commemorate the Christmas season. The album features original tunes as well as new bossa arrangements of classic American Christmas carols. Lisa launched Bossa Hula Nova, which refers to several contemporary and classic Hawaiian songs performed in a bossa nova style, in the summer of 2001, continuing her search for new music. Meerio Adnet, a composer who appears on several of her albums, has arranged this collection. Lisa Ono Best 1997-2001 was born in March 2002. "Winter bossa" tour also features two of Lisa's best live songs from December 2001. Questa Bossa Mia was released by Lisa in July 2002 (This Is My Bossa Nova). Italy is the home of a new musical destination on this album. Meerio Adnet has been back to play.
Dans Mon Île (French for "In my island"), a French chanson based on famous French songs, was released in 2003. Meerio Adnet, a Brazilian composer and arranger, is among her new additions. "J'ai Vu" guest musicians include Pierre Barouh, Richard Galliano, and Henri Salvador, who also appears in a duet with Lisa. In the summer of 2004, Lisa produced NAIMA-meu anjo, a collection of African and Arabic songs performed in a bossa nova style. Lisa's new CD, Boas Festas 2 – Feliz Natal, was released in November 2004. On this album, Lisa is back in Brazil with a new "winter boss" collection of Christmas songs in English and Portuguese, featuring three of Brazil's top guitarists, Toninho Horta, Oscar Castro-Neves, and Romero Lubambo.
On October 7, Lisa announced the birth of her second child, a boy.
In comparison to other performances around the world, Lisa has appeared with Tom Jobim and Joo Donato in Brazil. Concerts in Japan include performances by Paulo and Daniel Jobim, Toninho Horta, and Emlio Santiago.
Lisa has also produced music for television commercials in Japan in addition to appearing on other recordings.
She has sold 22 albums as of November 2007.
Ono travelled from Beijing, Shanghai, Taipei, to Bangkok in 2009. Cheek To Cheek – RIO's Jazz Standards – and Look To The Rainbow – Jazz Standards from Los Angeles – were released at the same time on March 4, 2009. Both albums have the theme of jazz music, as well as Brazilian producers/arrangers (Meerio Adnet) and Los Angeles (Bill Cantos). Lisa Ono Concert Tour 2009 – Jazz Standards – a tour to celebrate her two new albums in May 2009.
Ono appeared on the judging panel of a Chinese singing-survival show Asian Wave in August 2012, which was broadcast on Dragon Television from 5 September.
Sway It, Hula Girl from the album Bossa Hula Nova was featured on Freddie Dredd's song Cha Cha, which later became famous on the short form video game TikTok.