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Andrea Marquee first started her artistic career as an actress in 1992, when she was 18 years old.
Despite the fact she was a starter, many of the musical works produced that year could help to project her talent even more.
Some of those works were: "Mayã", "Nocturnal", "Chronicles of Passions" and "Laughers", by Brazilian director Oswaldo Montenegro, and "From Kitsch to Sublime", "Hair" and "In the Bounds of Madness", by also Brazilian director Jorge Fernando.
In 1993, bit by the bug of music, she began a four year long work with the Heartbreakers, a band formed by top tier musicians. With the band's eclectic repertoire, ranging from MPB (Brazilian Popular Music), salsa and jazz (and the fusion between them), she got the chance to share the stage with even bigger stars such as Wynton Marsalis, Chucho Valdez and his Irakere and Zizi Possi.
The band also went on tour throughout Brazil an...