Lulu Santos

Lulu Santos’s career spans more than fifty years, blending pop, rock and sambalanço with direct songwriting and melodies that have left a mark on generations in Brazil. A singer-songwriter and guitarist, he has released over 30 albums, sold more than 10 million records, and amassed over one billion streams. In 2024 he received two Latin Grammy Awards, confirming a career that remains in motion between rearranged classics and new material.

He arrives in Paris on June 3, 2026, for his first concert in the capital, at the Cabaret Sauvage. On stage, audiences will encounter the different phases of his sound — from beginnings shaped by rock carioca to the pop turns of the 1980s, not to mention the Brazilian grooves that are his signature. It’s an opportunity to hear live a repertoire that has accompanied radio stations, parties and stadiums across Brazil, driven by a recognizable voice and a guitar that can move from riff to counter-melody. An evening crafted to revisit cross-generational hits and to measure the imprint of a songwriter who continues to write his country’s soundtrack.