Gilmelândia

Gilmelândia Palmeira dos Santos (born Salvador, Bahia, 20 September 1975), known as Gil or Gilmelândia, is a Brazilian singer, actress and TV presenter.^[1] Her unusual first name, which is abbreviated on her CD covers to "Gil", was created by her parents in tribute to a friend of her mother's with an equally unusual name, Jumelânia.^[2]

Gilmelândia
Gilmelândia in 2016
Born	Gilmelândia Palmeira dos Santos (1972-09-20) September 20, 1972 (age 52)
Occupations	Singer songwriter actress Television host
Years active	1998–present
Spouse	Anderson Lima
Musical career
Genres	Axé MPB
Labels	Independent
Website	www.gilmelandia.com.br

Albums

Title	Details
pt:Me Beija	Released: 21 October 2001 Label: Universal Format: CD, download digital
pt:Movimento (álbum de Gil)	Released: 9 December 2002 Label: Abril Music Format: CD, download digital
pt:O Canto da Sereia (álbum)	Released: 10 January 2005 Label: EMI Format: CD, download digital

Live albums

Title	Details
pt:Gilmelândia ao Vivo	Released: 4 February 2004 Label: Universal Format: CD, download digital
pt:Vixe Mainha - Ao Vivo	Released: 13 October 2010 Label: Studio UPSe7e Format: CD, download digital
Ao Vivo em Pernambuco	Released: 10 October 2015 Label: Independent Format: CD, download digital

EPs

Title	Details
Gil	Released: 28 January 2014 Label: Independent Format: EP, download digital
Tambor de Gil	Released: 28 May 2015 Label: Independent Format: EP, download digital

Compilations

Title	Details
pt:Simplesmente Gil	Released: 4 December 2001 Label: Universal Format: CD

Singles

List of singles, with positions in the selected charts

Singles	Year	Peak chart positions		Album
		BRA	Brasil Salvador [3]
"Maionese"	2001	1	—	Me Beija
"Levada da Breca"	2002	4	—
"Me Beija"		9	—
"Miau"		5	—	Movimento
"Balada Quente"	2003	18	—
"Vou Badalar (Final de Semana)"		37	—
"Você Não Me Ensinou a Te Esquecer"		14	—	Gilmelândia - Ao Vivo
"Malukete"	2004	7	—
"Chegou o Verão"		1	—	O Canto da Sereia
"Vem de Lá"	2005	37	—
"Dominado"	2008	36	—	Not added to any album
"Rua"	2009	59	—	Vixe Mainha - Ao Vivo
"Na Paz de Jah" (com Vixe Mainha)	2010	—	—
"Saudade"		—	—	Gil
"Burugudum"	2012	—	18
"Pompimpom"[4]		—	—
"Paz e Amor (It's Gonna Be Good)"[5] (part. Ed City)	2015	—	—	Tambor de Gil
"Te Dou"[6]		—	—
"Meu Afro"[7]	2016	—	—
"—" Denotes singles that did not enter the musical charts or were not released in the country.