Lu Mosqueira

Origin

Sabará, MG

Years active

2024

Genres

mpb, pop

Instruments

vocals

Biography

Lu Mosqueira is a singer and songwriter from Sabará, Minas Gerais, Brazil. Her musical journey began at the age of seven when she joined a choir, a passion ignited by her clear vocal talent. Mosqueira has since performed on various stages and participated in numerous musical projects, steadily building her artistic career. Her dedication and talent were recognized when she won first place in the Interpretation category at the Encontro da Música Mineira, an initiative by Sistema Fecomércio MG that celebrates the rich diversity of Minas Gerais' music.

Mosqueira's musical influences include prominent Brazilian artists such as Milton Nascimento, Lô Borges, and Beto Guedes, whose music formed a significant part of her upbringing. This influence is evident in her work, which often carries a reflective and poetic quality. In 2024, she released her single "Só não leve o meu amor," a collaboration with the music label MUSA LAB, which explores themes of transformation, evolution, and readiness for new love. The song, composed by Jadson Leonato, delves into the profound yet lighthearted aspects of love and personal growth.

Her participation in projects like the SESSÃO LAB, where she performed with violinist and composer Jadson Leonato, further showcases her artistic development and collaborative spirit. The project, supported by the Lei Paulo Gustavo in Sabará/MG, highlights her commitment to engaging with the local music scene and contributing to its cultural enrichment. Lu Mosqueira continues to evolve as an artist, with "Só não leve o meu amor" marking a significant step in her burgeoning career, with aspirations for greater achievements.