Diego e Junior
Diego e Junior are two brothers from São Paulo's Vila São Pedro neighborhood who started making music in the early 2000s. They're best known for 'IPTU,' a...
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Diego e Junior are two brothers from São Paulo's Vila São Pedro neighborhood who started making music in the early 2000s. They're best known for 'IPTU,' a 2003 song about Brazil's property tax that became a national hit. The track's straightforward melody and everyday subject matter connected with listeners in a way that felt immediate and familiar.
Their catalog includes albums like Lado a Lado from 2004 and Festa no Interior from 2008, along with songs such as 'Beijando Por Beijar' and 'Papel Passado.' The duo's material tends to work with ordinary situations and local references rather than grand themes. In 2010, they faced plagiarism accusations over a melody in one track, which they denied.
Diego e Junior's music doesn't try to reinvent anything. It's the kind of stuff you might hear at a neighborhood party or on the radio during a commute. 'IPTU' remains their calling card, but songs like 'Mal Sabe Ela' show the same approach to storytelling about everyday Brazilian life.
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