João Coiote
João Coiote, born João Rodrigues da Silva Neto, came up in São Paulo in the mid-1990s with a band that carried his name. They put out a self-titled album in...
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João Coiote, born João Rodrigues da Silva Neto, came up in São Paulo in the mid-1990s with a band that carried his name. They put out a self-titled album in 2000 that mixed Brazilian rhythms with funk and electronic touches.
A couple of years later, the song "Je Ne Parle Pas Français" got picked up internationally. It had a simple, catchy beat and lighthearted lyrics that worked in clubs. Another track, "Marinheiro," also became part of his set.
In 2006, he faced some pushback for how he used the Brazilian flag during performances. Some critics called it disrespectful, though Coiote saw it as part of his artistic expression.
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