Laís Furtado
Laís Furtado came up in Salvador, Bahia, where she started writing songs around age twelve. Her 2017 single 'Casalzão da Porra' caught on quickly, and she put...
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Laís Furtado came up in Salvador, Bahia, where she started writing songs around age twelve. Her 2017 single 'Casalzão da Porra' caught on quickly, and she put out her first album, A Dona Sou Eu, the following year.
Her music pulls from axé, samba, funk, and pop, and she often writes about relationships and self-possession. Songs like 'Inevitável' and 'Perfume' have that mix of catchy melody and plainspoken lyric that works on radio and in clubs.
She performs with a band that includes Lucas Farias on guitar, Junior Gomes on bass, and backing vocalists Amanda Moraes and Larissa Melo. Later albums like Regue o Meu Jardim and Meu Mundo kept her sound in rotation without overhauling it.
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