Gui Duarte
Gui Duarte came out of Salvador, Bahia, and put out a debut EP called 'Sol' in 2017. The song 'Carta Na Manga' arrived in 2019 and got a lot of attention,...
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Gui Duarte came out of Salvador, Bahia, and put out a debut EP called 'Sol' in 2017. The song 'Carta Na Manga' arrived in 2019 and got a lot of attention, becoming their breakout track. They followed it with an album called 'Flores' in 2020.
Their sound mixes traditional Brazilian music with some contemporary electronic touches, which hasn't always been conventional. The lyrics often deal with love and loss, like in 'Carta Na Manga,' and sometimes touch on social themes. They've been vocal about political issues, which has drawn criticism as well as support.
They have another song called 'Incalculable' that's among their more popular tracks. The band has kept putting out music since starting, maintaining a steady pace of releases while sticking to their own approach.
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