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Aterraiá
Aterraiá formed in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1990s, with vocalist and guitarist Pedro Terra and keyboardist Marcelo Campos at the center. Their debut album...
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Aterraiá formed in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1990s, with vocalist and guitarist Pedro Terra and keyboardist Marcelo Campos at the center. Their debut album 'Terra' came out in 2002 and included 'O Vento e o Beijo,' a song that found a wide audience. The band's sound has drawn from Brazilian rhythms and electronic textures, and they've put out five studio albums through 2017.
Their songs often work with themes of love and longing. Alongside 'O Vento e o Beijo,' tracks like 'Esse chamego' and 'Xotezinho pra Namorar' show their feel for melody and rhythm. The lineup has included Leandro Assis on bass, Daniel Simas on drums, and Luciana Simões on vocals at different points.
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