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Kelly Pontes e Eliza
Kelly Pontes and Eliza Virgilio started playing together in Recife around 2015. Their first single was called "Reconstrução," which became popular with...
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Kelly Pontes and Eliza Virgilio started playing together in Recife around 2015. Their first single was called "Reconstrução," which became popular with listeners who connected with its themes.
They've put out a few albums since then, including Reconstrução in 2016, Manifesto in 2018, and Luzia in 2020. The songs often touch on social issues and resilience.
Kelly Pontes handles vocals and writes lyrics, while Eliza Virgilio contributes as a singer-songwriter too. They work as a duo, with both bringing their own perspective to the music.
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