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Mari Lacombe
Mari Lacombe grew up in São Paulo with music around her. Her father was a pianist and her mother sang, which gave her an early start. She put out her first...
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Mari Lacombe grew up in São Paulo with music around her. Her father was a pianist and her mother sang, which gave her an early start. She put out her first album in 2014, called "Você e Eu." The title track from that record became a hit in Brazil and got attention elsewhere too.
That debut had an acoustic feel, with songs built around simple arrangements. Later albums like "Canções Para Pular Corda" and "Amanhã" came out in 2016 and 2019. By 2022's "Pós-Festa," she was working with more electronic textures. She performs as a solo artist, usually with a band backing her up.
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