Gloria Groove

2016–present: debut as a singer and first album Gloria Groove started a career as a singer by releasing the single "Dona" in January 2016 through the label SB Music. It was followed by the song's music video directed by João Monteiro in March; In August, Groove released the single, "Império", whose music video was released in October and was also directed by Monteiro. which was a moderate success in Brazilian Carnival. To promote the album, Groove announced the release of single versions for "Gloriosa" and "Muleke Brasileiro". The former's music video was released in June, and it was released along with "Dona" and "Império" in a mash-up version by ONErpm in November. The latter's music video, directed by Rafael Kent, was released in November, while its single version was published by SB Music in December. Groove was also among the singers chosen to perform "Filhos do Arco-Íris", a single released in June 2017 whose profit was destined to amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research.

Since November 2017, Groove is producing a second album. one of the singer's most successful songs It gained more popularity when the music video directed by Os Primos was released in February 2018; got more than 10 million views on YouTube in a month. In May 2018, Groove released "Arrasta", produced by Os Catioros and featuring axé singer Léo Santana. As a fan, Groove was the one who decided to invite Santana and hoped the partnership would help to reach a wider public. In the same month, Groove was featured in a remix version of "Show das Poderosas", released by Anitta as part of a Warner Music campaign for the LGBT Pride Month.

Groove's next single, "Apaga a Luz", was released in September 2018 and its music video directed by Sassi was made available in October. A romantic R&B song, it was turned into a commentary on abusive relationships by Sassi. In November, the singer was featured in Lexa's single and music video "Provocar". In January, Groove released the single "Coisa Boa", produced by Pablo Bispo, Sergio Santos and Ruxell. Inspired by Brazilian political context with the election of Jair Bolsonaro, a music video was filmed in a defunct prison after a suggestion by director Sassi. The video was influenced by Lady Gaga's "Telephone" and Orange Is the New Black The singer was featured in "Rain Power", a photo essay published in the August 2017 issue of the Brazilian edition of Vogue magazine. Despite this image, Groove's songs have also become quite popular among the general, non-LGBT public, and the singer has performed on various live music programs in Brazil, such as Musica Boa Ao Vivo.

Discography Albums Title Album details O Proceder Released: February 3, 2017 Label: SB Music Format: CD, digital download Lady Leste Released: February 10, 2022 Label: SB Music Format: CD, digital download Futuro Fluxo Released: November 9, 2023 Label: SB Music Format: CD, digital download

Songs and music videos Title Year Album Music video Video director Singles (as lead artist) "Dona" 2019 Drik Barbosa Thatiane Almeida and Fred Ouro Preto "Só o Amor" Rodrigo Pitta "Sente o Drama" "Lágrima" BLITZKRIEG "Alavancô" Non-single album tracks (as featured artist) "Quebradeira" 2017 Ideais and Quebradeira Los Cabras (Antônio Adriano and Thiago Reys) "Liga o Mic" No Recinto Amanda Gatii "Necomancia" Pajubá Jup do Bairro and Linn da Quebrada "Rebola" 2018 Dona de Mim "Terremoto" É da Pista Felipe Sassi "Sem Terror" Ser Lucas Kakuda and Luiz Becherini

Soundtrack appearances +List of soundtrack appearances, with album name; credited as Daniel GarciaTitleYearAlbum"Correr Pra Viver"2019Aladdin (Trilha Sonora Original em Português) "Correr Pra Viver" (Reprise)"Um Mundo Ideal" "Correr Pra Viver" (Reprise 2)

Filmography Films Year Title Role 2016 TupiniQueen Documentary

Television Year Title Role Notes 2020 A Queen Is Born Himself (in drag) Host and judge 2021 Show dos Famosos Contestant Season 4

Voice acting

Animated characters + List of animated characters dubbed by Daniel Garcia in Brazilian Portuguese Role Production Doki (2nd Voice) Doki Mikey KudoDigimon Fusion

Portrayals of real people + List of real people dubbed in Brazilian Portuguese by Daniel Garcia Person Role Production Moises AriasRico SuaveHannah Montana Leïti Sène Malick Diallo Elite