Talita Costa
Talita Costa wrote her first song at 15, a piece called "Quem Dizes Que Eu Sou" that would later become one of her most recognized tracks. She grew up in a...
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Talita Costa wrote her first song at 15, a piece called "Quem Dizes Que Eu Sou" that would later become one of her most recognized tracks. She grew up in a musical family, spending time as a child singing and playing keyboard.
Her 2018 release of "Quem Dizes Que Eu Sou" brought wider attention, with its themes of identity and redemption connecting with listeners. Other songs like "Dançar" and "Leão de Judá" have also become part of her repertoire.
She released her self-titled debut album in 2019, followed by "O Amor Que Cura" in 2021 and "Rompendo Barreiras" in 2023. Her music operates within contemporary Christian styles, focusing on spiritual themes through straightforward songwriting.
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