Drico Maia
Drico Maia is a singer from Salvador, Brazil, specifically the Bomfim neighborhood. He started performing at local festivals in Bahia, where he developed his...
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Drico Maia is a singer from Salvador, Brazil, specifically the Bomfim neighborhood. He started performing at local festivals in Bahia, where he developed his vocal style amid the region's diverse rhythms.
In 2023, his song "Tá Combinado" became a breakout hit in Brazil. The track's melody and lyrics connected with listeners, though it later faced plagiarism allegations that were cleared after an investigation. Another song in his catalog is "Terra Boa."
Maia works with a band that includes Felipe Guedes on keyboards, Júnior Santos on bass, Ricardo Jardim on guitar, and Bruno Lopes on drums. His music incorporates elements of samba and axé alongside pop influences, often touching on themes of love and everyday experience.
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