Luísa Sonza

Personal Details :

Began her career in 2014 by posting cover songs on YouTube, quickly gaining popularity online.
Signed with Universal Music Brazil in 2017 and released her debut single “Good Vibes.”
Released her first EP, Luísa Sonza, in 2017, followed by her debut studio album Pandora in 2019.
Gained mainstream fame with hits like “Devagarinho”, “Braba”, and “Modo Turbo” (with Anitta and Pabllo Vittar).
Known for blending pop, funk carioca, R&B, and trap in her music, and for her bold visual style.
Released the critically acclaimed album Doce 22 in 2021, exploring personal and emotional themes.
Collaborated with major Brazilian and international artists including Ludmilla, Jão, Demi Lovato, and Katy Perry.
In 2023, released her third studio album Escândalo Íntimo, which further solidified her presence in Latin pop.
Regularly performs at major festivals and on national television, becoming one of Brazil’s top pop acts.

Was married to Brazilian comedian and YouTuber Whindersson Nunes from 2018 to 2020.
Openly advocates for mental health awareness, LGBTQ+ rights, and body positivity.
Has spoken publicly about facing online hate and how it influenced her music and personal growth.
Enjoys writing lyrics, poetry, and expressing herself through fashion and visual art.
Known for her bold, feminist stance and for challenging traditional gender roles in Brazilian pop culture.
Frequently shares personal reflections and behind-the-scenes content with fans on social media.

Estimated Net Worth (2025): Approximately $7 million USD
Alternate Estimates: Some sources suggest up to $8 million USD
Primary Income Sources: Music sales & streaming, live performances, endorsements, YouTube & social media
Annual Income: Around $1 million USD or more from various channels
Performance Fees: Typically $15,000–$25,000 per show; special events (e.g., NFL anthem performance) may command higher fees
Major Business Deal: Signed a $20 million USD contract with Sony Music Brazil in May 2022 to support her international career

Latin Grammy 2024 – Nominated for Best Portuguese Language Contemporary Pop Album for Escândalo Íntimo
Latin Grammy 2024 – Nominated for Best Portuguese Language Song for “Chico”
Latin Grammy 2022 – Nominated for Best Portuguese Language Contemporary Pop Album for Doce 22
WME Awards by Billboard 2024 – Awarded “New Global Force” representing Brazil
WME Awards by Billboard (São Paulo) 2024 – Named “Singer of the Year” and “Best Show”
WME Awards for Best Music Mainstream 2019 – Song “Boa Menina” won
WME Awards for Best Mainstream Song 2023 – Song “Chico” won
BreakTudo Awards – Multiple nominations in 2022–2024 including Brazilian Female Artist and Music Video of the Year
Prêmio Multishow – Multiple nominations including Clip TVZ of the Year and Artist of the Year

Started singing in church choirs at the age of 7 before launching her music career online.
Became famous through her YouTube covers, earning the nickname “Queen of Covers” in Brazil.
Has a tattoo that reads “Amor próprio” (self-love) to symbolize her journey with self-acceptance.
Her song “Chico” was written about a real-life relationship that ended shortly after its release, drawing widespread media attention.
She is a vocal advocate for feminism and has used her platform to speak against sexism in the music industry.
Luísa has a background in acting and has appeared in television and digital productions.