Lau Costa
Lau Costa is a Brazilian band from Rio de Janeiro that started in the early 2000s. The group is led by vocalist and songwriter Lauana Costa, who writes much...
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Lau Costa is a Brazilian band from Rio de Janeiro that started in the early 2000s. The group is led by vocalist and songwriter Lauana Costa, who writes much of their material. They put out albums like "Vencer" in 2012 and "Refúgio" in 2016.
Their song "Me Refaz" came out in 2009 and connected with listeners in Brazil. It's a ballad that people remember, along with tracks like "Uma Palavra" and "Livre." The band has worked with other Brazilian artists including Ana Carolina and Samuel Rosa.
Lauana Costa has been open about dealing with addiction and mental health challenges, which has shaped some of her songwriting. The band includes Rafa Costa on guitar, Bruno Garcia on bass, Fábio Almeida on drums, and Leonardo Andrade on keyboards.
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