Julia Tavares
Julia Tavares is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Rio de Janeiro who grew up in a musical family. Her debut album 'Serenata' came out in 2015, with the...
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Julia Tavares is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Rio de Janeiro who grew up in a musical family. Her debut album 'Serenata' came out in 2015, with the title track becoming a hit in Brazil. She followed it with 'Luz Das Estrelas' in 2017, which includes the song of the same name that became particularly well-known.
Her band has included Caio Tavares on guitar, Pedro Fonseca on bass, Rodrigo Simão on drums, and Rafael Cesário on keyboards. She's released four albums total, with 'Alma' arriving in 2019 and 'Origem' in 2022.
Some of her lyrics touch on social issues like gender equality and environmental concerns, which has drawn both support and criticism. Her music draws from Brazilian rhythms along with jazz and pop influences.
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