She demonstrated her musical aptitude at the age of six when she received her first instrument: a guitar. It was at this time that she began studying popular and later classical guitar. At 12, she began singing in dance bands as a lead singer, proving that music was truly her destiny. It was also during this time that she began studying theater, participating in several groups until 2001. She studied classical and choral singing with Maria Tereza. She became a professional during her adolescence, with private tutors, developing her reading, perception, and harmony in popular singing, joining several bands in São Paulo, and then performing in nightclubs singing MPB classics. At 14, she collaborated on her neighborhood's community radio station, where she learned to DJ with vinyl records from DJs who remain renowned nationally and internationally, such as DJ Ban, DJ Marky, and DJ Luis Boca, and was a part of Radio and Danceteria Warrior as a radio host and DJ. In 2002, she was selected as one of the 25 finalists, competing against 35,000 applicants, to participate in the program Pop Star, produced by Disney Channel, RGB Entertainment, and the Brazilian television network SBT. In this diverse environment, she participated in several side projects in classic rock, pop, and other styles, which led her to develop musically. With a keen interest in the roots and diversity of Brazilian music, she became a researcher on the subject and graduated as a historian from the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo. This is how she developed a strong interest in traditional samba, and in 2004, she definitively embarked on a career as a popular singer. She focused her career on classic samba and MPB, disseminating a repertoire composed of the best of Brazilian music with her imposing and unmistakable timbre. Since 2011, she has been involved in organizing the Estaleiro Music and Poetry Festival in Ilhabela, a project that has a tradition of discovering young talent in the city. Since 2014, he has been involved in organizing the Ilhabela School Music Festival, along with its founder, João Santana, and the Ilhabela Municipal Department of Education. This project aims to bring children, adolescents, and young adults into the world of music. He is responsible for the Artistic and Musical Curatorship of Hostel da Vila, the largest and most comprehensive in Ilhabela, according to mainstream media, specialized portals, and awards. He is the lead singer of the most traditional bloco do Banho da Dorotéia in Ilhabela, Tirando a Kraca, and also of the band and bloco Kebramar. His musical partners include Mozaico Instrumental, Vinicius Surian, Marcelo Cotarelli, Fidura Cardial, Digué Pinheiro, Baile Iluminado, Cardiais de Ilhabela, Lele da Viola, Gafieira do Maestro, Bhut Jolokia, Vênus Ataca!, Incorporando Hyldon, Beto di Franco, Mauricio Jara, Pedro Vercellino, Samuel Gustinelli, and others. The singer has performed in Santiago, Chile, Uruguay, Italy, Spain, and Poland, building her artistic personality, marked by Brazilian sounds, retro culture, and powerful interpretations. With all the lessons learned from her professional career since childhood and adolescence, she continues to work as a DJ at Estaleiro Bar, Okeanos, Hostel da Vila, Casa da Simple, various hotels, festivals, and events in Ilhabela. A resident of Ilhabela, Norma Nascimento is the lead singer of the irreverent Ilhabela band Isabel Nunca Veio, which performs unusual reinterpretations of Brazilian and international music. She also focuses on her own repertoire, including new composers and classics of Brazilian music, gaining loyal fans captivated by her powerful voice. She is currently experiencing a musical encounter with various musical partners, where they interpret Brazilian music with contemporary influences, playing on the audience's emotional memories and the element of surprise in their arrangements. She also hosts events, ceremonies, and exclusive shows for renowned hotels and venues in Ilhabela.