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Eduardo Fidelis
Eduardo Fidelis came up in Salvador, Brazil, fronting a band that took his name. They put out their first album in 2007, followed by records like 'Olha Pai'...
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Eduardo Fidelis came up in Salvador, Brazil, fronting a band that took his name. They put out their first album in 2007, followed by records like 'Olha Pai' in 2010 and 'Relicário' in 2022.
His song 'Olha Pai' drew attention for its lyrics about social injustice in Brazil. Some listeners appreciated the directness, while others found it too political.
The band includes Jamil Abdu on bass, Gabriel Mourelle on drums, Ricardo Neto on guitar, and Luisa Bastos on backing vocals. Their sound pulls from Brazilian rhythms, rock, and pop.
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