Gustavo Costa
Gustavo Costa grew up in Cidade Tiradentes, a neighborhood in São Paulo, and started playing music in local bars. His first album, 'Um Novo Dia,' came out in...
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Gustavo Costa grew up in Cidade Tiradentes, a neighborhood in São Paulo, and started playing music in local bars. His first album, 'Um Novo Dia,' came out in 2012 and included songs like 'Algum Dia.' He followed that with other records, including 'Alma Leve' in 2014 and 'Viver' in 2016.
Costa's music often blends soul, pop, and funk, and he's worked with artists like Simone & Simaria and Iza. His band has included Davi Pinheiro on guitar, Tiago Machado on bass, and Lucas Santos on drums.
Early on, he faced some accusations of plagiarism and financial issues, but kept recording. Songs such as 'Metade de Mim' show his straightforward vocal style and emotional lyrics, which have connected with listeners in Brazil.
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