Anjinho do Rio
Anjinho do Rio formed in 2016, taking their name from a nickname for residents of the Complexo do Alemão neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro. The group includes...
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Anjinho do Rio formed in 2016, taking their name from a nickname for residents of the Complexo do Alemão neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro. The group includes Sergio Aranda on vocals and guitar, Leandro Costa on vocals and percussion, and DJ Batata handling turntables and production.
Their 2019 single "Tô Quente (part. Mc Dinda)" became a breakout hit, bringing them wider attention. The track blends funk rhythms with pop elements, a combination that has become characteristic of their sound.
Since that release, they've put out several other singles including "Noites Quentes," "Vem Dançar," and "Saudade." Their music draws from Rio's street party culture while incorporating contemporary production touches.
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