Alex e Janio
Alex e Janio are a Brazilian duo known for their song "O Trem Tá Feio," which came out in 1983. The track caught on with listeners for its straightforward...
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Alex e Janio are a Brazilian duo known for their song "O Trem Tá Feio," which came out in 1983. The track caught on with listeners for its straightforward lyrics about everyday frustrations. They also recorded another song called "Mi Ter."
Alex (Alessandro Santos) and Janio (Janio Marinho) met in Rio de Janeiro and started performing together. Alex handles the vocals while Janio plays the viola. They put out albums like "Alex e Janio" in 1983, "Feijão com Arroz" in 1985, and "O Trem Tá Feio" in 1993.
Their lyrics sometimes touched on social issues, which drew both criticism and support. They worked with other artists including Chico Buarque and Zeca Baleiro. A compilation called "20 Anos de Sucesso" came out in 2003.
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