Felipe Passa
Felipe Passa is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Florianópolis who works with samba and bossa nova influences. He started as a self-taught guitarist and...
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Felipe Passa is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Florianópolis who works with samba and bossa nova influences. He started as a self-taught guitarist and singer, and his music often deals with social and political themes that have sometimes drawn criticism.
His song "Areia do Mar" is probably his best-known work, a ballad that connects with listeners. His first album was called "Maré Alta," and he followed it with records like "O Canto da Sereia" and "Rio de Janeiro."
He has played with musicians like guitarist Pedro Melo, bassist Vinícius Fernandes, and drummer Bruno Oliveira, and vocalist Luna Vilanova has added harmonies to his music. He has also worked with artists including Marisa Monte and Milton Nascimento.
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