Brazilian Pop Singer “Bia Ferreria” Live at SF International Arts Festival (2026)
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Muddy Waters | 521 Valencia Street, San Francisco, CA 94110
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Bia Ferreira is a Brazilian singer, composer, multi-instrumentalist and artivist. Her music, which she defines as “MMP – Música de Mulher Preta” (Black Woman Music), discusses topics such as feminism, anti-racism and homophobia. She claims her music is created to generate “discomfort” that in turn generates “movement”, at the same time that she tries to write songs pleasant enough to get her message across. Her lyrics have been described as “escrevivência” (“writexperience”), a concept by Conceição Evaristo.
Her songs focus on feminism and love harnessed to a blend of funky beats, reggae and soul ballad grooves.
Bia Ferreira
Sunday, May 10, 2026 | 5-6p
Muddy Waters Coffee & Lounge, 521 Valencia St, SF
Get Tickets: 33.17 General Admission (adv); fees incld.
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The Lesbitarian Church
Bia Ferreira invites the world to celebrate Mothers Day with a solo concert dedicated to women and the church she founded. The Lesbitarian Church is a space for those who have been cast out or targeted by Pentecostal and Protestant denominations. The name was taken from her 2019 album “Igreja Lesbiteriana, Um Chamado” (Lesbian Church, A Calling).
“A calm, meditative prayer starts off the night, with Ferreira’s voice brewing a quiet storm. “May I be an instrument of art,” she sings, her hypnotic voice flowing into the crowd, grounding them in the moment. The first song is her invocation; a prayer to harness the transformative power of art.
The crowd is captivated by her one-woman show, her talent appearing quickly in the prayer’s intricate guitar melody. Each note and word resonate within, a testament to her belief that art can change lives. Thunderous applause follows, affirming that her prayer found its faithful congregation.” — The Daily Collegian, Amherst
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Cost: $33.17*
