Lauana Prado

Lauana first gained attention on television, appearing on several freshman shows, including The Voice Brasil, where she reached the semi-finals under the stage name Mayara Prado. After signing with Sony Music Brasil, she released an EP and an album that were not very popular. In 2016, she changed her stage name to Lauana Prado. National notoriety came two years later with the EP Lauana Prado, featuring the hit "Cobaia." Subsequent projects include Livre (2020), Natural (2022), and Ao Vivo em Brasília (2023), along with a re-recording tour that produced Raiz (2022) and Raiz Goiânia (2023).

Lauana is a prominent figure in the feminejo movement, mixing country music, rock, and reggae with positive lyrics. She also works as a composer, with songs recorded by artists like Roberta Miranda, Edson & Hudson, and Rionegro & Solimões. She started singing at 16 and performed her first show soon after. In 2014, she competed in the Women Who Shine contest in São Paulo. As of April 2024, she had amassed 5.5 million Instagram followers, 1.7 million on TikTok, and 3.6 million YouTube subscribers. She is openly lesbian. Her current Instagram following stands at 7.2 million.