Cadinho da Ilha
Cadinho da Ilha formed in Florianópolis, Brazil in 2006, with Alexandre Telles handling vocals and songwriting. The band's name translates to 'Crucible of the...
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Cadinho da Ilha formed in Florianópolis, Brazil in 2006, with Alexandre Telles handling vocals and songwriting. The band's name translates to 'Crucible of the Island,' which nods to the mix of cultural influences in their coastal city.
Their music pulls from samba, reggae, rock, and funk, along with rhythms from Afro-Brazilian traditions like candomblé. One of their tracks, 'Sua Majestade, O Rei Nagô,' shows how they weave those sounds with lyrics that touch on social themes.
Over several albums, Cadinho da Ilha has kept a core lineup that includes Guilherme Santos on guitar, Marlon Silva on bass, and Henrique Bergamo on drums. Their work often addresses issues like racism and inequality, which has drawn some criticism but hasn't shifted their focus.
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