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Thalita Barros
Thalita Barros is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Rio de Janeiro. She started writing songs as a teenager, drawing from samba rhythms and soul music. In...
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Thalita Barros is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Rio de Janeiro. She started writing songs as a teenager, drawing from samba rhythms and soul music. In 2018, her single 'Exaltado' with Diego Karter became a hit in Brazil, leading to her debut album 'Transbordo' the following year.
In 2020, she faced plagiarism allegations regarding her song 'Não Me Leva Mal,' which she denied. She writes about love, identity, and social justice, with lyrics that explore emotional complexities.
Her work includes the album 'Transbordo' from 2019.
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