Bucado

Bucado formed in 2004 around vocalist Clarice Falcão and multi-instrumentalist Lucas Silveira. They started playing small venues and festivals in Brazil. Their 2009 debut album took its name from the song "Cotidiano," which became their most recognizable track.

Falcão faced a vocal disorder diagnosis in 2016 that required therapy, but she continued singing. The band's lineup has included bassist Pedro Bonifácio and drummer Bruno Buarque alongside the founding pair. They've worked with artists like Gilberto Gil and Caetano Veloso.

Their later albums include Aos Vivos from 2012, Noite from 2015, and Oxente from 2019. The music incorporates Brazilian rhythms and occasional electronic touches while keeping a focus on lyrical themes that often touch on everyday life and personal reflection.