Rádio Eduardo Costa (24h)

Edson Vander da Costa Batista was born in Abre Campo, Minas Gerais, in a very simple family. He is the son of Maria Raimunda da Costa and João Vander da Costa Batista and has two brothers, Wellington Costa and Sara Costa. Eduardo was not intimidated by the suffering life he led and, at the age of twelve, he left home in search of his dreams: to become a singer of country music and improve the living conditions of his family. He lived in different places, among them, in the interior of the states of Minas Gerais (Juatuba), Goiás and São Paulo, before reaching success. Among other functions, he worked as an office boy, florist assistant and popsicle seller. He is also a composer and declares himself a multi-instrumentalist. He plays the viola, showing off, juggling the instrument, playing it between his legs and back and among other unusual ways. His greatest inspirations are from the Trio Parada Dura, Leando & Leonardo, Daniel, Bruno & Marrone, Gino & Geno, Chitãozinho & Xororó, Rio Negro & Solimões, Teodoro & Sampaio, Millionaire & José Rico, Tião Carreiro & Pardinho, Liu & Léu, André & Andrade and Zezé Di Camargo & Luciano.

Listen to Eduardo's country hits, such as: "Olha Ela Aí", "Eu Duvido", "Pronto Falei", "Amor de Violeiro", "Coração Pirata", "Separação", "De Igual Pra Igual", "Saudade", "Letter" and "I called to say I love you"