Bianca Costa

On October 28, 2026, at La Maison Bleue, Bianca Costa presents Gringa on stage, her album that distills her back-and-forth between Brazil and France. Born in Brazil and raised in Europe during her childhood, she has developed a hybrid songwriting in which Portuguese, French and sometimes English coexist. Her music blends baile funk, urban pop, R&B and Afro‑Latin influences, with rhythms drawn from funk carioca and trap and melodies rooted in a pop sensibility.

On stage, Bianca Costa transposes this mixture by playing on contrasts: percussive grooves, warm basses, sung choruses and lighter, more airy breaks. Gringa shapes a set designed to alternate club pulses and more melodic passages, at times summoning hints of samba or bossa rather than quoting them outright. The interplay of languages, the vocal phrasing and the electronic arrangements bring the concept into focus around a clear identity, defined by interweaving tempos and codes inherited from diasporic scenes. Between new tracks and the songs that first brought her recognition, this date at La Maison Bleue presents a repertoire built for live performance—direct and straightforward, faithful to Bianca Costa’s trajectory and to her taste for assembling textures and rhythms.