Erivan Morais & Collo de Menina
Erivan Morais & Collo de Menina came together in Rio de Janeiro in the early 2000s. They worked with samba and bossa nova, and sometimes hip-hop, though the...
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Erivan Morais & Collo de Menina came together in Rio de Janeiro in the early 2000s. They worked with samba and bossa nova, and sometimes hip-hop, though the specifics of how they blended these elements aren't well-documented. The duo consisted of singer-songwriter Erivan Morais and guitarist Collo de Menina.
Their song 'Pagando o Mal Com o Bem' came out in 2005 and became their most recognized track. The title translates to 'Paying Back Evil with Good,' and its message about forgiveness connected with listeners in Brazil. Morais wrote lyrics that often touched on social themes and personal relationships.
Around 2010, they had a legal issue with a record label concerning royalties. The situation created some uncertainty about their work at the time, but they continued performing.
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