Interview by MIA LUNIS
Jessica Ramalho aka Jubá is a DJ and dancer she was born in São Paulo and raised in Caieiras, a small city that is known to be rural even if it’s not.
Her history with art begins in a dance room at the age of 12, she has been active since then supporting small projects in her city created to less privileged people.
This has been making a difference in her life alongside her projects and goals, being able to fall in love with art, social projects, dance and music.
Jubá is a non-stop worker, she´s now taughing dance classes, working as a performer and dedicating herself to her music and her DJ career.
How long have you been on the music scene as an artist and what led you to start your career?
I’ve been acting as a DJ since June 2019. Dj’s career came to me as a new way of putting people to dance, until then I only had this opportunity
giving dance classes, but when I got in touch with the tracks of the underground scene in SP I saw a new way to make bodies move. My desire to play also came from a need for representation, since I think we still need to look closer on how the music scene can create a safe space for women in music.
Which artist has impressed you the most in recent months?
Roe Deers, despite not having played many of his songs, his music surprised me a lot.

Jubá is one of the best DJs of Brazil ❤️❤️❤️