Priscila Costa
Priscila Costa is a Brazilian Christian singer from São Paulo who began singing in a choir as a young woman. Her debut album 'Espirito Santo' came out in...
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Priscila Costa is a Brazilian Christian singer from São Paulo who began singing in a choir as a young woman. Her debut album 'Espirito Santo' came out in 2015, with the title track becoming a popular anthem. She followed it with albums like 'Meu Altar' in 2017 and 'Corações Unidos' in 2019.
Her songs often focus on themes of faith and worship, with titles like 'Faz Um Milagre' and 'Inabalável' appearing among her most recognized work. She performs with a band that includes guitarist Davi Costa, bassist João Pedro, and drummer Daniel Carvalho.
While some listeners connected strongly with her music, there were occasional questions from critics about her approach. She kept recording through it, putting out another album called 'Viver' in 2021.
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