Celso Lira e Roberto Costa
Celso Lira and Roberto Costa formed a duo in Fortaleza, Brazil, in the early 2000s. They worked with traditional Northeastern folk styles like baião and...
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Celso Lira and Roberto Costa formed a duo in Fortaleza, Brazil, in the early 2000s. They worked with traditional Northeastern folk styles like baião and forró, but didn't treat them as museum pieces. Their song "Fatos Reais" connected with listeners in 2007, giving the duo a recognizable anchor in their catalog.
They released albums roughly every few years, including Canções do Sertão in 2010 and O Tempo e o Vento in 2019. Lira handled lead vocals and guitar, while Costa provided harmonies and played guitar and bass. Both were composers. Their lyrics often dealt with ordinary life and social observation, which sometimes drew attention beyond just the music.
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