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Canícia
Canícia formed in São Paulo in 2008 with Letícia Novaes on vocals, Marcelo Frisoni on guitar, Guilherme Ribeiro on bass, and Rafael Pinheiro on drums. Their...
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Canícia formed in São Paulo in 2008 with Letícia Novaes on vocals, Marcelo Frisoni on guitar, Guilherme Ribeiro on bass, and Rafael Pinheiro on drums. Their debut EP 'Confissão' came out in 2010, with the title track becoming one of their most recognized songs.
Their music often dealt with themes of love and loss, which drew both admiration and criticism from listeners.
After their debut, they released albums like 'Vento Sudoeste' in 2011, 'O Silêncio das Flores' in 2014, and 'Maré' in 2018. Their sound incorporated folk elements alongside their alternative rock foundation.
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