Luccas Carlos

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Also known as

Luccas de Oliveira Carlos

Years Active

2010

Genres

r&b, rap, pop, trap, hip-hop, pagode, urban pop

Instruments

vocals, keyboard, piano, guitar, bass, drums, drum machine, synthesizer

Biography

Luccas Carlos is a Brazilian singer, songwriter, and rapper known for his versatile musical style that blends R&B, rap, pop, and trap genres. Born in Rio de Janeiro, he began his musical journey in 2010 while still in high school. His early influences included samba from his parents, pop from his sister, electronic music from one brother, and rap and R&B from another, creating a rich tapestry of sounds that would shape his artistic direction. He also recalls being influenced by 80s rock music.

Carlos started composing at the age of 14, initially filling notebooks with lyrics. His first song was recorded by others, which led him to realize his passion for structuring music for himself. By 2017, he had relocated to São Paulo and released his self-titled EP "Um" under Universal Music, featuring collaborations with artists like Kizzy, Lucas Kastrup, BK, Sain, and Nave. His career gained significant national prominence from 2016 onwards, marked by collaborations with notable artists such as Costa Gold, Rashid, Matuê, and BK, showcasing his vocal power and ability to blend genres.

Throughout his career, Luccas Carlos has released several EPs, mixtapes, and albums, including "1 milhão de sonho

quot; (2018), "Solar" (2020), "Jovem Carlos" (2022), "Dois" (2023), and "Busco romance love show" (2024), with its deluxe version released in 2025. He has also performed at major events like Lollapalooza Brasil. His music is characterized by romantic themes, emotional depth, and a poetic approach to songwriting, often exploring love, loss, and social commentary. He has collaborated with a wide range of artists, including Iza, Vitão, and Xamã, solidifying his position as one of the influential artists of his generation in the Brazilian urban music scene.

Discography

• 1 Milhão de Sonho$ (2018)
• Ao Vivo (2019)
• SOLAR (2020)
• jovemCARLOS (2022)
• Dois (2023)
• BUSCO ROMANCE LOVE SHOW (2025)