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Blandah Silva / Pedro Caciano
Blandah Silva and Pedro Caciano began working together in the mid-2000s, forming a band under their combined names. Silva came from the coastal town of Cabo...
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Blandah Silva and Pedro Caciano began working together in the mid-2000s, forming a band under their combined names. Silva came from the coastal town of Cabo Frio, while Caciano was from São Paulo. Their first album, 'De Volta ao Céu,' came out in 2007.
In 2011, they released 'Cartas Francesas,' which included the song 'Carta Para Jesus.' The track became well-known for its blend of Brazilian folk elements with a more classical approach. Some conservative religious groups criticized their mixing of sacred and secular themes in their music.
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