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Andre O Brocador
André O Brocador grew up in Rangel, Lisbon, where he started writing songs in his room. His family wanted him to take a more traditional path, but he kept at...
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André O Brocador grew up in Rangel, Lisbon, where he started writing songs in his room. His family wanted him to take a more traditional path, but he kept at it anyway.
In 2018, he worked with producer Stereossauro on the track "Ploc Ploc No Grelinho." The song caught on quickly, and it became his most recognizable work. He also has another popular track called "Bunda de Guaiamum."
His debut album "Sem Filtro" came out in 2020. He's recorded with other Portuguese artists like Nenny, Julinho KSD, and Bispo.
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