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	== Summary ==		== Summary ==

	Marinês was a Brazilian singer closely associated with [[Xaxado\|xaxado]], baião and [[Forró]]. Known as the Rainha do Xaxado, she was a major female voice in the formation and continued renewal of Northeastern popular music.<ref name="fr-marines">[https://dicionariompb.com.br/artista/marines/ Dicionário Cravo Albin: biography and recorded works].</ref>		Marinês was a Brazilian singer closely associated with [[Xaxado\|xaxado]], [[Baião\|baião]] and [[Forró]]. Known as the Rainha do Xaxado, she was a major female voice in the formation and continued renewal of Northeastern popular music.<ref name="fr-marines">[https://dicionariompb.com.br/artista/marines/ Dicionário Cravo Albin: biography and recorded works].</ref>

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	Her repertoire moves across xote, baião, xaxado, coco and other forms. Direct delivery, humor and double meaning are part of that world, alongside affectionate and regional themes. Her work is a reminder that women helped define [[Traditional Forró]] from its commercially formative years.		Her repertoire moves across [[Xote brasileiro\|xote]], [[Baião\|baião]], [[Xaxado\|xaxado]], [[Coco\|coco]] and other forms. Direct delivery, humor and double meaning are part of that world, alongside affectionate and regional themes. Her work is a reminder that women helped define [[Traditional Forró]] from its commercially formative years.

	== Works and performances ==		== Works and performances ==

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== Summary ==

Marinês was a Brazilian singer closely associated with [[Xaxado|xaxado]], baião and [[Forró]]. Known as the Rainha do Xaxado, she was a major female voice in the formation and continued renewal of Northeastern popular music.<ref name="fr-marines">[https://dicionariompb.com.br/artista/marines/ Dicionário Cravo Albin: biography and recorded works].</ref>

== Life and career ==

Her career developed with accordionist Abdias and through contact with [[Luiz Gonzaga]]. Performing as Marinês e sua Gente, she brought songs, dance and a recognizable stage identity to radio, records and live audiences. Her career also reached later generations through collaborations and tribute projects.<ref name="fr-marines" />

== Music and style ==

Her repertoire moves across xote, baião, xaxado, coco and other forms. Direct delivery, humor and double meaning are part of that world, alongside affectionate and regional themes. Her work is a reminder that women helped define [[Traditional Forró]] from its commercially formative years.

== Works and performances ==

'Peba na Pimenta' and 'Pisa na Fulô' are representative recordings. [[Elba Ramalho]]'s involvement in a later Marinês project makes the intergenerational connection concrete. Modern performances of this repertoire continue the tradition without making every new version identical to the original arrangement.<ref name="fr-marines" /><ref name="fr-elba">[https://dicionariompb.com.br/artista/elba-ramalho/ Dicionário Cravo Albin: biography and recorded works].</ref>

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