Cantora Pérsida
Cantora Pérsida is a Brazilian band that formed in the early 2000s. The group included Lívia Nestrovski on lead vocals, André Abujamra on guitar, Pedro Luís...
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Cantora Pérsida is a Brazilian band that formed in the early 2000s. The group included Lívia Nestrovski on lead vocals, André Abujamra on guitar, Pedro Luís on percussion, and Rodrigo Campos on piano. They came together from different musical backgrounds, which gave their sound a particular texture from the start.
In 2006, they released the song "No Caminho da Vitória," which became their breakthrough track. That same year, they put out their first album, A Gente Mora no Agora. The band's music often touched on social and political themes, which sometimes sparked discussion but also connected with listeners looking for something more than just entertainment.
They went on to release several more albums, including Lágrima Não Cai in 2009, Aurora in 2012, Serpente in 2016, and Palavra Mágica in 2021. They kept making music into the 2020s, with their most recent album coming out in 2021.
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