Juan Espanhol
Juan Espanhol formed in Santos, Brazil, with Helio Flanders on vocals and Henrique Portugal on guitar. They were joined by bassist Davidson Martins and...
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Juan Espanhol formed in Santos, Brazil, with Helio Flanders on vocals and Henrique Portugal on guitar. They were joined by bassist Davidson Martins and drummer Thiago Aquino. Their sound mixed pop, rock, and samba elements, which made it hard to categorize early on.
Their song "E Por Falar Em Amor" became their most recognizable track. Other songs like "Estrela Dalva" and "Coisas da Terra" show their range. In 2006 they released their self-titled debut album, followed by "Corra Nu" in 2010.
Around 2008, there were some plagiarism accusations regarding "E Por Falar Em Amor," though the band denied them. They kept recording through it, putting out "A Última Carta" in 2013 and "Intimidade" in 2016.
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