Joca Martins e Ita Cunha
Joca Martins and Ita Cunha started working together as a duo in the early 1980s. They came out of Rio de Janeiro, where Joca was born in 1958 and Ita in 1959....
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Joca Martins and Ita Cunha started working together as a duo in the early 1980s. They came out of Rio de Janeiro, where Joca was born in 1958 and Ita in 1959. Their first album, 'Delicada,' arrived in 1986.
That album's title track, 'A Delicada,' became their most recognizable song. It's a quiet, melodic piece that caught on with listeners in Brazil. The song's success gave the duo a wider audience.
Some of their lyrics drew criticism over how they depicted women. They kept writing and performing, but that conversation stayed around their work. Their partnership lasted for years, built on that early album and the song people remember.
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