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Kálamo
Kálamo formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2006 with Rodrigo Maia on vocals and guitar, Felipe Cândido on bass, and João Felipe on drums. They released albums like...
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Kálamo formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2006 with Rodrigo Maia on vocals and guitar, Felipe Cândido on bass, and João Felipe on drums. They released albums like Adeus in 2007 and Do Alto in 2010, which included their song 'Adeus do Alto.'
In 2012, drummer João Felipe died in a car accident, and the band took a break afterward. Some listeners criticized their use of religious imagery in lyrics, while others found it thoughtful. Songs like 'Dia de Oração' and 'Em Teus Passos' show that spiritual theme in their work.
Their music mixed folk, pop, and rock, with 'Adeus do Alto' becoming particularly well-known for its melody and lyrics about loss. They put out more albums like Cantos do Sul in 2013 and Acordes de Outono in 2016, with tracks such as 'Entre o Nada e o Adeus' and 'Jardins do Idem' continuing in a similar vein.
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