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Gaisy Costa
Gaisy Costa is a Brazilian singer known for the song "Meia Noite." The track came out in 1966 with music by Paulo Coelho. It's a ballad that caught attention...
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Gaisy Costa is a Brazilian singer known for the song "Meia Noite." The track came out in 1966 with music by Paulo Coelho. It's a ballad that caught attention for its vocal delivery and melody.
She grew up in the countryside of São Paulo, where she sang in church choirs and local events as a child. Later, she moved to São Paulo city and performed in jazz clubs and open mics before recording "Meia Noite."
Some critics at the time found her music too sensual, but she kept writing about love and other themes. Her work resonated with certain listeners who appreciated its directness.
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