Gal Costa, from Brazil, was a celebrated singer whose career began in the 1960s. She quickly became a central figure in the Tropicália movement, known for its blend of traditional Brazilian music with rock and pop influences. Her early work helped define the sound of a new era in Brazilian music.
Her voice was often described as expressive and powerful, allowing her to interpret a wide range of styles. She is particularly remembered for songs like "Baby," "Meu Nome é Gal," and "Chuva de Prata." Throughout her long career, she released many albums, consistently exploring new musical directions.