Deck-Arte
Deck-Arte formed in the late 1990s in Rio de Janeiro with Edgard Scandura, Henrique Portugal, and Rodrigo Ratier. They took their name from the neighborhood...
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Deck-Arte formed in the late 1990s in Rio de Janeiro with Edgard Scandura, Henrique Portugal, and Rodrigo Ratier. They took their name from the neighborhood 1675 Pontinha, which also became the title of their debut album in 2002 and one of their best-known songs. Their music pulled from samba and Afro-Brazilian rhythms alongside rock elements.
Their 2002 album "1675 Pontinha" brought them wider attention in Brazil. They followed it with records like "Roça Sonora" in 2005 and "Happy Lixo" in 2011. Their songs often dealt with social and political themes, which sometimes drew criticism along with a dedicated audience. Other tracks include "60 Segundos," "Reunião Com Deus," "Tchim-Tchim," and "Tipicamizade."
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