João Paulo e Filipee
João Paulo e Filipee came out of Bahia in the late 1980s. They built a following in Salvador before their 1998 debut album, which shared its name with the...
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João Paulo e Filipee came out of Bahia in the late 1980s. They built a following in Salvador before their 1998 debut album, which shared its name with the track 'Tchetchêna'. That song became a hit across Brazil.
Their music pulled from traditional Bahian rhythms and pop. The album 'Forró Legal' followed in 2000, and they recorded a live set in Salvador two years later. They kept putting out records like 'Eu, Tu e Ela' in 2005 and 'Nação do Amor' in 2009.
Some found the lyrics to 'Tchetchêna' provocative at the time, but the duo's sound had already connected. They worked in that space where regional tradition meets something more contemporary, and that's where they made their mark.
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