Beatriz e Bruna
Beatriz Camargo and Bruna Viola first worked together in 2016 when they both appeared on the Brazilian reality show 'The Voice Brasil.' They didn't win, but...
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Beatriz Camargo and Bruna Viola first worked together in 2016 when they both appeared on the Brazilian reality show 'The Voice Brasil.' They didn't win, but they kept making music as a duo. Their song 'Deus Não Te Fez de Aço' became widely known, and they've put out four albums since 2018, including 'Entre Nós' and 'Flor do Cerrado.'
Their music pulls from sertanejo and pop, with Beatriz handling most of the vocals and Bruna playing acoustic guitar. Another track, 'Messias,' shows their style, direct lyrics over straightforward arrangements. They write about personal themes without much ornamentation.
In 2020, they faced some criticism after performing at a political event, but they kept recording. They don't really fit the mold of flashy pop stars; their appeal is more about the plainspoken delivery and the contrast between their two voices.
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