Céu

After a 20-year career, Brazilian singer-songwriter Céu is widely regarded as one of the most influential and important Brazilian artists of this century. She began her career in 2005 with her blend of samba poetry, trip hop, and electronica, and was nominated for a Grammy for her debut album shortly after changing the scene in her own country as the leader of a new generation of female singers who write their own songs.

Since the beginning, Céu has toured abroad and played live on four continents, including at major Brazilian festivals such as Rock in Rio and Lollapalooza (BRA), as well as the Montreal Jazz Festival (CH), North Sea Jazz (NL), Coachella (USA), Roskilde (DK), Jazzopen and Rudolstadt (DE).

With her albums Tropix (2016) and APKÁ (2020), she has won three Latin Grammys in addition to several Brazilian awards (she has been nominated for a total of nine Grammys and Latin Grammys to date). Céu's songs are also featured in films, television series, and commercials worldwide.

On her 20th anniversary tour, in Brazil, Céu sold out large venues. 2026 will see her coming back to Europe again, celebrating her landmark debut album.