Luiza Meiodavila
Luiza Meiodavila is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from São Paulo. Her debut single "Dava Pra Saber" came out in 2016 and found an audience with its direct...
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Luiza Meiodavila is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from São Paulo. Her debut single "Dava Pra Saber" came out in 2016 and found an audience with its direct approach to relationships. She followed it with albums like "Santo Lugar" in 2018 and "Moça" in 2021.
Her songs, including "Doce de Coco" and "Noite de Abril," often work in a space between MPB and indie pop. They tend to be built around her voice and straightforward lyrics rather than elaborate production.
She performs with a band that has included guitarist Daniel Lima, bassist Caio Felipe, and drummer Thiago Alves. Her 2023 release was called "Flores da Noite."
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