Patrícia Christiane Guedes Bastos (Brazilian Portuguese: [paˈtɾisiɐ ˈbaʃtuʃ] (listenⓘ); born 18 April 1970) is a Brazilian singer-songwriter.

Born in Macapá, the daughter of singer Oneide Bastos, she began her professional music career at 18, when she was chosen as the lead vocalist of the group Banda Brinds, with whom she remained for five years.

Starting from the 1990s, she embarked on a solo career, first performing locally, and later gaining national recognition through participation in several festivals.

[1] With the album Zulusa, released in 2013, Bastos won the awards for Best Folk Album and Best Folk Performer in the 25th edition of the Prêmio da Música Brasileira [pt; it].

[2][3] Her style is characterized from references to the musical tradition of her homeland, the Amapá region, and in particular to its African and indigenous ancestries.