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Nonato Costa
Nonato Costa came from Barbalha, Ceará, and started playing professionally in the mid-1970s. He worked local bars and clubs, building a foundation before...
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Nonato Costa came from Barbalha, Ceará, and started playing professionally in the mid-1970s. He worked local bars and clubs, building a foundation before anything wider happened.
In 1985, he released "Socorro Deus," a song that connected with listeners and brought him national attention. The track's straightforward lyrics about struggle seemed to find people where they lived.
After that, he kept recording and touring, mixing Brazilian folk sounds with ballads and religious themes. His performances had a directness that worked for him, even when his material touched on difficult subjects.
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