Calif
Calif formed in São Paulo around vocalist Bárbara Dias and guitarist Pedro Lucas. Their debut album was called 'Cada Lugar,' and they've since put out records...
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Calif formed in São Paulo around vocalist Bárbara Dias and guitarist Pedro Lucas. Their debut album was called 'Cada Lugar,' and they've since put out records like 'Pele,' 'Amplitude,' and 'Vento.' The band's core lineup includes Toni Costa on bass and Rafael Castro on drums.
Their song 'Qualquer Lugar' gives a sense of their approach, which mixes pop and rock with Brazilian rhythms. Early on, some listeners found their blend of genres too experimental, and their lyrics sometimes touched on personal or political themes that drew criticism.
They kept working with that core group rather than bringing in many outside collaborators. The music doesn't follow a tidy rise-and-fall story; it's just what they've made together in São Paulo.
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