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Felipe Zanatta
Felipe Zanatta is a singer-songwriter from Rio de Janeiro. His father was a samba musician, and early on he listened to artists like Caetano Veloso, Jorge Ben...
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Felipe Zanatta is a singer-songwriter from Rio de Janeiro. His father was a samba musician, and early on he listened to artists like Caetano Veloso, Jorge Ben Jor, and Tim Maia.
In 2017, his debut single "Lavo, Passo e Cozinho" became popular in Brazil. He followed it with albums like "O Tempo É Agora" in 2019 and "Lar" in 2022. Another song people know is "Sentimento."
His music often uses samba rhythms along with pop and funk elements. The lyrics tend to be straightforward about daily life and relationships.
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