Cairo Guedes
Cairo Guedes came together in Rio de Janeiro with four members: Cairo Guedes on vocals, Pedro Mendes on guitar, Rapha Machado on bass, and Dudu Nobre on...
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Cairo Guedes came together in Rio de Janeiro with four members: Cairo Guedes on vocals, Pedro Mendes on guitar, Rapha Machado on bass, and Dudu Nobre on drums. They put out a debut album in 2013 that got some attention, but it was the 2016 single "Alguns Minutos a Mais" that really connected with people.
In 2017, bassist Rapha Machado left the band and was replaced by Rodrigo Tavares. Their music sometimes drew criticism for its lyrics, as with the song "O Mundo É Nosso," which some found too explicit. They defended their approach as reflecting parts of life in Brazil's cities.
Beyond the recordings, Cairo Guedes has been involved in social movements around issues like racism and inequality. Their platform extended past just making songs.
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