Fernando Basso e Renato Strada
Fernando Basso e Renato Strada came together in Porto Alegre, Brazil, with Fernando Basso on guitar and vocals and Renato Strada on accordion. They played...
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Fernando Basso e Renato Strada came together in Porto Alegre, Brazil, with Fernando Basso on guitar and vocals and Renato Strada on accordion. They played traditional Brazilian music in local venues and festivals before their 1994 debut album changed things.
That album was called "O Meu Rancho Tá Bonito," and its title track became their signature song. It's a warm, melodic piece about rural life that connected with listeners across the country. The song's success gave them a wider audience for their traditional sound.
They kept recording after that, putting out albums like "Porto Alegre" in 1997 and "Alma Gaúcha" in 2001. Other songs in their catalog include "Remoendo Saudade" and "A Consulta."
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