Denise Krammer (Cologne, GER / Rio de Janeiro, BRA) is a multi-award-winning singer and composer from Brazil. As Samba specialist, Denise was part of the jury of the world-famous Carnival parade in Rio and shared the stage with Beth Carvalho, the Grand-Dame of samba.

Denise studied Brazilian Pop Music (MPB) and songwriting in Rio de Janeiro, jazz vocals and composition in Sweden, and made her Master of Music at the Cologne University of Music. She currently holds Germany's only teaching position for Brazilian Music at the University of Hildesheim.

Denise performs solo and with different band projects. She sang live on German television (WDR), headlined the Koblenz International Guitar Festival, performed at the Cologne Philharmonic Hall, played at the Frankfurt Book Fair and is often part of the line-up at festivals all over Europe.

Denise is also a versatile composer and arranger. Her album "Coisa Linda" received numerous awards, her electronic track "Compasso Brasileiro" is a hit in Europe's dance clubs and has been streamed over 2 million times on Spotify.

Denise was awarded Best Latin Singer of Germany.