Irmãos Damasceno
Irmãos Damasceno are a Brazilian duo made up of brothers Josimar and Elson. Josimar sings and plays guitar, while Elson handles drums and percussion. Their...
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Irmãos Damasceno are a Brazilian duo made up of brothers Josimar and Elson. Josimar sings and plays guitar, while Elson handles drums and percussion. Their sound is mostly acoustic, built around their vocal harmonies and a raw, folk-influenced approach.
Their debut album came out in 2016, sharing its name with the song "Alternativas." That track became their breakout single. They followed it with a second album called "Horizontes" in 2020. Other songs in their catalog include "Amor Sem Valor (Foi bom, acabou)," "Marvada Pinga," and "Pagando o Preço."
In 2017, they faced accusations that the melody for "Alternativas" was plagiarized from another musician. The matter was settled out of court. Their music often deals with introspective themes, and their relatively private nature has kept them somewhat separate from the mainstream industry.
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