Expressão da Lua
Expressão da Lua formed in São Paulo around 2010. Their music pulls from MPB, jazz, and folk, with lyrics that lean toward poetic imagery and social...
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Expressão da Lua formed in São Paulo around 2010. Their music pulls from MPB, jazz, and folk, with lyrics that lean toward poetic imagery and social commentary. The band's core members include vocalist and guitarist Léo Maia, vocalist and keyboardist Carol Morena, bassist Gabriel Napoli, and drummer Pedro Augusto.
They released their debut album "Lua Crescente" in 2011, which included the track "Noite Escura." Later albums like "Meia-Lua" (2013) and "Quarto Minguante" (2017) showed them experimenting with their sound, sometimes blending rock with Brazilian rhythms. "Lua Cheia" from 2015 marked a return to more traditional MPB styles.
Their song "Locutor" drew criticism for what some heard as an anti-establishment message, sparking debates about censorship. Despite that, they've been recognized with awards including the Prêmio da Música Brasileira.
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