Julia Trevisan
Julia Trevisan is a singer-songwriter from Rio de Janeiro. Her music draws from Brazilian sounds like bossa nova and MPB, with her voice and guitar at the...
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Julia Trevisan is a singer-songwriter from Rio de Janeiro. Her music draws from Brazilian sounds like bossa nova and MPB, with her voice and guitar at the center. She released her debut EP 'Outras Auras' in 2015.
Her song 'Good to Me' came out in 2017 and became her most recognized work. She followed it with albums like 'Não Vá Embora' in 2018 and 'Banzo' in 2021. Another track, 'Prefiro o Teu Amor,' appears among her top songs.
Trevisan has been open about mental health struggles and has spoken on social issues including LGBTQ+ rights and environmental activism. She has worked with musicians like Bruno Gibb on bass and Fernando Catatau on drums.
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