DriCo e Zema Acústico
DriCo e Zema Acústico were a Brazilian duo formed by Ricardo Drigo and Marizema dos Santos. They met in Rio de Janeiro and began making music together,...
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DriCo e Zema Acústico were a Brazilian duo formed by Ricardo Drigo and Marizema dos Santos. They met in Rio de Janeiro and began making music together, releasing their debut album 'Acústico' in 2005. Their sound drew from samba and folk traditions, built around acoustic guitar and percussion.
Their song 'Alguem Tem Que Ceder' became particularly well-known, with its themes of compromise and understanding. Other tracks like 'Alguma Coisa a Mais' and 'V.a.s.p' also found an audience. They followed their debut with albums including 'Voz e Violão' in 2007 and 'Ao Vivo no Rio' in 2010.
Drigo handled lead vocals, guitar, and songwriting while dos Santos contributed vocals, percussion, and composition. Their straightforward acoustic approach and direct lyrics connected with listeners in Brazil.
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