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Felipe Mendonça
Felipe Mendonça is a Brazilian musician from Rio de Janeiro who came from a musical family. He started playing and singing early, and his first album 'Mar...
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Felipe Mendonça is a Brazilian musician from Rio de Janeiro who came from a musical family. He started playing and singing early, and his first album 'Mar Aberto' came out in 2010. That record introduced his style of acoustic guitar and quiet vocals, which he followed with 'Praia do Sonho' in 2014 and 'Sol e Lua' in 2018.
His song 'Nas Ondas do Mar' became his most recognized track, with its gentle melody and ocean imagery. He performs with a live band that includes percussion, bass, and backing vocals alongside his guitar.
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