Luan Costa
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About
Brazilian singer and songwriter known for his seresta, arrocha, and sofrência music and songs such as "Nova York," "Sou Eu," "Só Dá Você," "Saudade," "Volta Amor / Te Amar É Tão Bom / Vou Te Procurar," "Viver em Paz / Amigo Seu / Tudo Azul," "Não Foi Amor," "Um Centímetro," "Você Foi Sem Me Avisar," and "Sozinho Estou." He is also known for projects including the EP Uma Nova História, Serestão do Luan Costa, Seresta de Milhões, Vol. 1, Serestão 3.0, Lapada de Forró, and Serestão do Luan Costa 4.0.
Before fame
He began singing when he was 13 years old around 2008 performing with voice and guitar at small events. He moved from Bahia to Maranhão in 2014 after being invited by local entrepreneurs to form a band which became Mesa de Bar. He gained recognition in Maranhão's music scene as Mesa de Bar's vocalist performing songs such as "Tratorista" and "Eu Te Esperarei." He spent several years building a regional fanbase before launching his solo career in 2023 with the release of his EP Uma Nova História.
Trivia
He received the title of Citizen of Maranhão in 2023 from the Assembleia Legislativa do Maranhão recognizing his cultural impact and community contributions.
Family life
His real name is Luã Costa Castro. He was born to Lourival de Jesus Castro who worked as a carpenter's assistant, and Agildaíra Cândida Costa who worked as a domestic worker. He is the oldest of three siblings. He is a father.
Associated with
He performs in a similar Brazilian music style as singer Michel Teló.
