Banda Chica Égua
Banda Chica Égua formed in São Paulo in 2004 with Paula Toledo on vocals, Pedro Bolonha on guitar, Leandro Telles on bass, and Pedro Diniz on drums. Their...
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Banda Chica Égua formed in São Paulo in 2004 with Paula Toledo on vocals, Pedro Bolonha on guitar, Leandro Telles on bass, and Pedro Diniz on drums. Their music pulled from rock, bossa nova, and Brazilian folk, with Toledo writing lyrics that touched on love, loss, and social themes.
Their debut album 'Curso A' came out in 2008 and included the song of the same name. They followed it with albums like 'Furacão' in 2010 and 'Sem Fronteiras' in 2013. Other tracks in their catalog include 'Abusa' and 'Amor Só de Mãe'.
Toledo's openness about her sexuality and LGBTQ+ advocacy drew attention in Brazil's conservative climate. The band's style and lyrics attracted both fans and critics, with some calling them too commercial while others saw them as refreshing.
They kept releasing music, putting out 'Até o Fim' in 2017 and 'Sem Filtro' in 2021.
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