Mayara Costa
Mayara Costa grew up in Salvador, Bahia, a city with deep Afro-Brazilian roots. The rhythms of samba and candomblé from her surroundings shaped her musical...
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Mayara Costa grew up in Salvador, Bahia, a city with deep Afro-Brazilian roots. The rhythms of samba and candomblé from her surroundings shaped her musical approach from the beginning.
She started performing in small bars and on the streets, developing her sound before releasing her debut album 'Trança Negra' in 2015. Songs like 'Um Culto Às Mães Pretas Ancestrais' and 'É Coisa de Preto' reflect her focus on Black women's experiences and heritage.
Her music often addresses social themes, which has drawn both support and criticism.
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