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Branca Tirollo
Branca Tirollo started as a group of four musicians: Cadu Duarte, Fred Teixeira, Carlos Silva, and Tatiane Cruz. They put out a self-titled debut album in...
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Branca Tirollo started as a group of four musicians: Cadu Duarte, Fred Teixeira, Carlos Silva, and Tatiane Cruz. They put out a self-titled debut album in 2010, mixing samba and bossa nova with more modern touches.
In 2016, they released "Rua Brasil" with Luciane Casaretto on vocals. The song caught on nationally, partly for its lyrics about social and economic divides in Brazil. It became their best-known track.
Their music sometimes drew criticism for being too political, but they kept putting out albums. They have three records in their discography.
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