Dupla Irmãos Silva (os Meninos do Maranhão)
Dupla Irmãos Silva are brothers from Araioses, Maranhão, who grew up in a musical family. Their father was an accordionist, and they started performing...
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Dupla Irmãos Silva are brothers from Araioses, Maranhão, who grew up in a musical family. Their father was an accordionist, and they started performing together in 2011. In 2017, they appeared on the reality show "Canta Comigo," which helped bring them wider attention.
Their song "Cuida de Mim" came out in 2018 and became their most recognizable track. It's a sertanejo ballad that connected with listeners across Brazil. They've released two albums so far: a self-titled studio album in 2019 and a live recording from Goiânia in 2021.
Gildomar Silva handles lead vocals, guitar, and accordion, while his brother Nilomar provides harmonies and plays percussion and bass. They're sometimes called "os Meninos do Maranhão", the boys from Maranhão.
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