A Brazilian trio whose early 2000s singles still turn up on playlists.
For their sound, try 'Nós Dois.' For their story, 'Uma Dose' is the one that started it.
They caught on quickly with 'Uma Dose,' a single that became one of those local radio staples. Their songs like 'Nós Dois' and 'Saiba' have a straightforward pop-rock sound, but the lyrics stick to ordinary life instead of grand statements. That plainspoken quality is why their early records still get played.
They started in Brasília around 2000 with Bruno Maia, Adriano Cintra, and André Santos. After their self-titled 2004 album and 'Síntese' in 2006, a plagiarism accusation in 2010 slowed their momentum. They've kept quieter since, but those first three records define their output.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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