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Nataly Passos
Nataly Passos grew up hearing samba, bossa nova, and MPB at home, which shaped her early musical sensibilities. She started writing and singing, eventually...
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Nataly Passos grew up hearing samba, bossa nova, and MPB at home, which shaped her early musical sensibilities. She started writing and singing, eventually releasing her debut single "Perder a Linha" in 2016. The song caught on quickly, becoming a viral hit that introduced her to a wider audience.
"Perder a Linha" features her strong vocals over an upbeat rhythm, with lyrics about losing control that resonated with listeners. In 2018, she faced plagiarism allegations over the song's composition, but she cleared her name through legal action. She kept recording after that, putting out more singles and albums.
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