Bruno Claudino

Bruno Claudino is a Brazilian musician whose songs often carry the relaxed feel of coastal life. His track "Casa da Praia" became something of an anthem for that mood, with its easygoing rhythm and themes of nostalgia. Other songs like "A Foguetera" and "Cowboy da Madrugada" show a similar laid-back quality, though they might drift into more introspective territory.

He started out playing open mics in Cabo Frio, a coastal city that seems to have shaped his sound. His debut album was called "Praia," and later ones included "Mar de Dentro" and "Sol e Lua." The music tends to blend reggae, MPB, and surf rock, but it's mostly just straightforward, melodic stuff that doesn't try too hard.

For live shows, he works with a band that includes guitarist Rodrigo Tavares and bassist Fernando Sato. Tavares also co-writes and handles musical direction. The performances are uncomplicated, built around Claudino's vocals and that steady, beach-friendly groove.