Edinho Perlin
Edinho Perlin was born in Rio Grande do Sul in 1967. His music draws from the Gaúcho folk traditions of that region, with influences like Lupicínio Rodrigues...
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Edinho Perlin was born in Rio Grande do Sul in 1967. His music draws from the Gaúcho folk traditions of that region, with influences like Lupicínio Rodrigues and Barbosa Lessa. He started releasing albums in the mid-1990s, beginning with 'No Galpão do Perlin' in 1996.
His breakthrough came with the song 'Chasque Pra Dom Munhoz' in the late 1990s. The track became widely popular in Brazil, celebrating the culture of Rio Grande do Sul. Other songs in his catalog include 'Silhuetas De Campo,' 'Alma Carreteira,' and 'Num Certo Dia De Chuva.'
Perlin has worked with other Brazilian musicians like Shana Müller, Renato Borghetti, and Tchê Guri. His band has typically included Sandro Coelho on bass and Rodrigo Munari on drums. He continued releasing albums into the 2010s, with 'Um Gaúcho a Mais' coming out in 2012.
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