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Wesley Barros
Wesley Barros is a singer-songwriter from São Paulo, Brazil. He released 'Tipo Medusa' in 2018, a ballad that found an audience in his home country. The...
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Wesley Barros is a singer-songwriter from São Paulo, Brazil. He released 'Tipo Medusa' in 2018, a ballad that found an audience in his home country. The song's lyrics and his vocal delivery seemed to connect with listeners at the time.
His debut album was called 'Saudade,' and he followed it with releases titled 'Alma' and 'Luz.' He has also put out another track called 'Love Is Gone.'
Barros has worked with musicians including Pedro Garcia on guitar, André Silva on bass, and João Pedro on drums. He has collaborated with artists like Ivete Sangalo and Milton Nascimento.
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