Caballé e O Poeta
Caballé e O Poeta formed in Beja, in Portugal's Alentejo region, around singer-songwriter Tiago Caballé and multi-instrumentalist Pedro da Silva. Their music...
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Caballé e O Poeta formed in Beja, in Portugal's Alentejo region, around singer-songwriter Tiago Caballé and multi-instrumentalist Pedro da Silva. Their music draws from Portuguese folk traditions, particularly fado, but filters it through a more contemporary lens. Their 2006 self-titled debut established this approach with its introspective lyrics and atmospheric arrangements.
Their 2010 album 'Onde Eu Queria Estar' became a breakout moment, named for one of their most recognizable songs. They followed it with albums like 'Quem Sou Eu' in 2013 and 'Tempo' in 2017, continuing to refine their blend of traditional melody and modern sound. Another track, 'Virudisco,' also remains a staple of their work.
Early on, some critics questioned the authenticity of their genre blend, but the band maintained their course. Their music is built around the core partnership of Caballé and da Silva, who shape its poetic and instrumental character.
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