A Rio duo whose straightforward songs about joy connected across Brazil.
For their sound, 'Eu Só Quero É Ser Feliz' still says it. 'Meus Direitos' shows the other side.
They came from Jacarezinho neighborhood bars and street corners, then 'Eu Só Quero É Ser Feliz' became a national hit in 1996. Their music blended samba, pagode, and axé, but what stuck was that uncomplicated message in songs like 'Rap da Felicidade'. Even when lyrics touched social issues, the core remained that direct feel.
They started playing locally before releasing debut album 'Só Pra Contrariar' in 1996. Through the late 1990s and 2000s they put out albums like 'Tô Na Rua', 'Bom Astral', and 'Tô Voltando' in 2006, mixing studio and live work.
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