Bianca Costa

On October 23, 2026, Bianca Costa takes the stage at the Trianon in Paris. Born in Brazil and raised in Europe, the singer moves between Portuguese, French and occasionally English. Her album Gringa laid the groundwork for a blend in which baile funk, urban pop, R&B and Afro‑Latin sounds interact. On stage she pushes this crossing a step further: pop melodies, basslines drawn from funk carioca and trap, electronic breaks and sung choruses follow one another without excess.

Bianca Costa has developed an aesthetic that draws as much from club culture as from the reference points of samba and bossa. Her writing alternates between rhythmic flows and broad toplines, with lyrics that shuttle back and forth between Brazilian cultures and everyday life in France. The live show highlights these shifts in language and tempo, designed to carry the audience along without sacrificing the meaning of the words. At the Trianon, she assembles a set that synthesizes her influences—between rap, electronic music and tropical hues—with stage direction that borrows visual codes linked to Brazilian diasporas.