Friday 13 November, 19:30

Bianca Costa

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Bianca Costa’s debut album GRINGA presents a bold fusion of urban rhythms and pop melodies. With nearly 50 million streams worldwide and collaborations with Sia, Major Lazer, Fally Ipupa, Mc Pedrinho and Soso Maness, she blends pulsating beats and luminous hooks. The single Maluka reveals a vibrant, sensitive voice exploring love and admiration for another woman with audacity and tenderness. Her music balances infectious grooves and emotional nuance, inviting intimate connection and confident, contemporary pop expression.

Boulevard de Saint-Georges 21,
1205 Geneva
Photo Credit: DR
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