Eduarda Fadini and Roberto Bahal met in Rio de Janeiro in 2002. Their first album came out two years later, titled after the song "Ipanema 2004." That track, along with others like "Paralelas," draws from Bossa Nova traditions but with their own approach.
They released more albums over the following years, including "Rio Sem Fim" in 2007 and "Samba de Todas as Partes" in 2012. Their music often evokes the atmosphere of Rio, with Fadini's vocals and Bahal's guitar work at the center.
Some critics initially questioned their take on Bossa Nova harmonies, but they kept working in their own style. Their songs have appeared in various films and television shows since then.
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