C. Cueca
C. Cueca formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2006 around singer-songwriter Carlos Eduardo, who goes by Cadu. The trio includes bassist Rodrigo Porto and drummer Bruno...
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C. Cueca formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2006 around singer-songwriter Carlos Eduardo, who goes by Cadu. The trio includes bassist Rodrigo Porto and drummer Bruno Veroneze. Their sound pulls from funk, samba, and psychedelic rock, with Cadu's raw vocal style at the center.
Their song 'A Conversão' drew criticism from conservative groups for its lyrics about religious hypocrisy. The band faced accusations of blasphemy and some legal challenges, but they kept making music that addressed social and political issues.
They released their self-titled debut album in 2008, followed by 'Suco de Fruta' in 2011 and 'Sem Nostalgia' in 2015. Those later records incorporated more electronica and psychedelic elements while maintaining their provocative edge.
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