Rita Lee Jones de Carvalho, OMC • ORB better known as Rita Lee (born Rita Lee Jones; São Paulo, December 31, 1947 – São Paulo, May 8, 2023) was a Brazilian singer, songwriter, television presenter and writer. Known as the "Queen of Brazilian rock", she was the woman who sold the most records, 55 million, making her the most successful female artist in terms of sales in Brazil and the fourth overall, behind by Tonico & Tinoco, Roberto Carlos and Nelson Gonçalves. She built a career that began with rock, but over the years flirted with different genres, such as psychedelia, during the tropicalismo era, pop rock, disco, new wave, pop, bossa nova and electronica, creating a hybridism pioneer among international and national genres. Rita is considered one of the most influential women in Brazil, being a reference for those who came to use the guitar from the mid-1970s. Former member of the group Os Mutantes (1966–1972) and Tutti Frutti (1973–1978), participated in important revo...
Mulher 80
1979
Tropicália
2012
Ritas
2025
Laerte-se
2017
Durval Discos
2002
Worms
2013
The Amorous Ones
1968
A Primeira Missa ou Tristes Tropeços, Enganos e Urucum
2014
Acústico MTV
1997
Fire and Passion
1989
Titãs - A Vida Até Parece Uma Festa
2009
Loki: Arnaldo Baptista
2009
Better Days Ahead
1989
Rogério Duprat - Vida de Músico
2002
Tom Zé: Liberated Astronaut
2009
Som, Sol & Surf - Saquarema
2018
A Night in 67
2010
Rita Lee Jones
1980
Rita Lee: 3001
2001
Rita Lee: Mania de Você
2025
Rita Lee & Roberto de Carvalho: Flerte Fatal 87/88
1987
Os Mutantes
1970
Wood & Stock: Sex, Oregano and Rock'n'Roll
2006
Ritmo Alucinante
1975
Os Mutantes: Teatro Villaret, Lisboa, Portugal, 1969
1969
Democracia em Preto e Branco
2014
Cida, a Gata Roqueira
1986
Rita Lee: A Marca da Zorra
1995
Rita Lee & Roberto de Carvalho: Saúde
1981
MTV Ao Vivo
2004
O Melhor Do Acústico MTV
2005
Acústico MTV
1998
Rita Lee & Roberto de Carvalho: O Circo
1982
Multishow ao Vivo: Rita Lee
2009
Rita Lee - Biograffiti: Baila Comigo
2007
Rita Lee - Biograffiti: Cor de Rosa Choque
2007
O Som Alucinante
1971
Rita e Roberto
1985