Camila Regina
Camila Regina came up in Rio de Janeiro, where she started singing in local choirs and small venues. Her 2016 single "Desculpas" was the track that first got...
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Camila Regina came up in Rio de Janeiro, where she started singing in local choirs and small venues. Her 2016 single "Desculpas" was the track that first got her wider attention. She put out her debut album, "Doce Veneno," the following year.
Her music often pulls from Brazilian rhythms like samba and bossa nova, but she works them into a contemporary pop sound. Songs like "Feiticeiro" and "Inventor Dos Amores" show that side of her writing. She followed her debut with albums like "Meu Lugar" in 2019 and "Mar de Rosas" in 2021.
For her live shows, she performs with a band that includes Rafael Castro on guitar, Bruno Campelo on bass, Felipe Almeida on drums, and Luana Jones on keyboards.
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