Bruno Conde
Bruno Conde is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from the Amazon region. His breakthrough came with the song "O Canto do Uirapuru," which takes its name from a...
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Bruno Conde is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from the Amazon region. His breakthrough came with the song "O Canto do Uirapuru," which takes its name from a small bird known for its song. The track became something of a classic, celebrating the Amazon rainforest.
He grew up hearing the region's musical traditions, and that uirapuru bird's call apparently stuck with him. His music sometimes blends Amazonian rhythms with contemporary pop, though that approach drew some skepticism early on.
Other songs like "Festa em Caruaru," "Bonfim," and "Cabocla" show his range. He's worked with musicians like Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil, and his band has included guitarist Rafael Bittencourt, bassist Fernando Nunes, and drummer Edson Cordeiro.
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