Franco-Brazilian Singer Gildaa Debuts Self-Titled Album
Franco-Brazilian artist Gildaa, born Camille Constantin Da Silva in 1994 in Paris, has released her first album, 'Gildaa'. The twelve-track record blends jazz, chanson, funk, and electro, with lyrics in French and Portuguese. Gildaa, who grew up in France but visited Brazil annually—her mother's homeland—describes Brazil as her 'heart, emotion, nostalgia' and France as 'the mind, reason'. Her music explores identity, memory, and resilience, incorporating elements like the Greek myth of Persephone. The album is part of a broader multimedia project involving music videos, a film, and stage performances, each telling part of the story. Gildaa also plays violin, which marked her entry into music. Tracks include 'Pensées diluviennes'.
Key facts
- Gildaa's real name is Camille Constantin Da Silva.
- She was born in 1994 in Paris.
- Her debut album is self-titled 'Gildaa'.
- The album has twelve tracks.
- It blends jazz, chanson, funk, and electro.
- Lyrics are in French and Portuguese.
- She visited Brazil annually as a child.
- One track references the Greek myth of Persephone.
Entities
Artists
- Gildaa
- Camille Constantin Da Silva
Locations
- Paris
- France
- Brazil