Gio Bianco

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Gio Bianco (born Giovanna Bianco; 1983) is a Brazilian singer, songwriter, and author, with a degree in journalism.[3]

Born
Giovanna Bianco

(1983-01-01) 1 January 1983 (age 43)
São Paulo, Brazil
Occupations
  • Singer
  • Songwriter
  • Author
Yearsactive2015–present
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Gio Bianco
Born
Giovanna Bianco

(1983-01-01) 1 January 1983 (age 43)
São Paulo, Brazil
Occupations
  • Singer
  • Songwriter
  • Author
Years active2015–present
Musical career
Genres[1][2]
InstrumentVocals
LabelMidas Music
Websitegiobiancooficial
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Biography

Gio Bianco was born into a musical family and began singing at the age of nine. Her mother, Eliane Bianco, is a pianist, and her brother is a composer.[3][2]

Her professional career began in 2015, and by 2018 she started promoting her original work.[3] She gained national recognition as a judge on the musical reality show Canta Comigo, a collaboration between Netflix and Record TV, hosted by Rodrigo Faro.[3][2]

With growing visibility, Gio Bianco has steadily increased her social media following, reaching over 100,000 followers.[3] In 2020, she began releasing original music under Midas Music, the label founded by Rick Bonadio.[1][2] She was nominated in the "Breakout Artist" category at the BreakTudo Awards, which honors achievements in music, internet, and television.[2]

In 2023, her reinterpretations of Brazilian hits gained significant airplay on MPB-focused radio stations. Her cover of Ivete Sangalo’s "Não Precisa Mudar" topped the MPB charts from August 2023, according to Crowley Broadcast Analysis Brazil.[4] Other notable covers include "Só Tinha de Ser com Você" by Tom Jobim and "Sozinho" by Peninha.[3]

Previously, Gio Bianco had already made waves with a duet alongside André Mota on "Ainda Lembro" by Marisa Monte, which held the top spot on MPB radio for five consecutive months.[5]

Later in 2023, she released the album Covers, featuring renditions of songs by Rita Lee, Cyndi Lauper, and others.[5] In 2024, she plans to release a fully original album, moving away from covers and reinterpretations. For this project, she is collaborating with producer Silvera, known for his work with Ed Motta and Racionais MC's.[5]

Discography

Studio albums

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Title Year Release date Notes
E por Falar em Amor...[6][7] 2024 23 April 2024 First full-length studio album
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Extended plays

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Versões 2023 Includes reinterpretations of Brazilian classics
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Singles

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Sozinho 2025 Cover of Peninha's hit
Gostoso Demais 2025
Arpoador 2024
Hora de Ficar[8] 2024
Não Precisa Mudar[9] 2023 Cover of Ivete Sangalo; topped MPB radio charts
Ainda Lembro 2023 Duet with André Mota; cover of Marisa Monte
Só Tinha de Ser Com Você 2023 Cover of Tom Jobim
Sobe O Soom 2023
Mania de Você 2022 Cover of Rita Lee
Hora de Ficar 2022 Early version
Vem Pra Ficar[10] 2021
Me Leva 2020 Remix released with Vee Brondi
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Charted singles

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Title Year Chart Positions
TOP 10 MPB – Crowley Charts
Não Precisa Mudar[5] 2023 1
Ainda Lembro[11] 2023 1
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References

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