Felipe Camargo Areias
Felipe Camargo Areias came up in Rio de Janeiro and started playing with his own band in the late 1990s. Their sound mixed Brazilian folk with rock and blues....
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Felipe Camargo Areias came up in Rio de Janeiro and started playing with his own band in the late 1990s. Their sound mixed Brazilian folk with rock and blues. In 2002, they put out 'Desobrigado,' a single that caught on nationally. The song's message about shrugging off expectations seemed to connect with people.
He kept recording through the 2000s and 2010s, with albums like 'Praia do Futuro' in 2006 and 'O Deus que Devasta mas Também Cura' in 2013. Another track, 'Marruá,' also appears among his better-known songs. His band included guitarist Alexandre Fontanetti, bassist Felipe Abreu, and drummer Paulo Moura.
Areias worked with other Brazilian artists like Marisa Monte, Milton Nascimento, and Jorge Ben Jor. His lyrics sometimes drew criticism for challenging norms, but he kept at it. The music stayed grounded in those Brazilian roots while reaching for something a bit rougher around the edges.
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