Laranja Oliva
Laranja Oliva formed in São Paulo in 2005 with João Vianna on vocals and guitar, Marcelo Jeneci on keyboards, Rafael Castro on bass, and Bruno Nunes on drums....
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Laranja Oliva formed in São Paulo in 2005 with João Vianna on vocals and guitar, Marcelo Jeneci on keyboards, Rafael Castro on bass, and Bruno Nunes on drums. Their self-titled debut came out in 2007, mixing samba, reggae, and rock. Songs like 'Blues Acabado' and 'Rua Dos Injustiçados' showed their knack for pairing thoughtful lyrics with rhythmic grooves.
By 2010's 'Tempo Bom', they were leaning into more political themes. The 2013 album 'Cair da Tarde' included a collaboration with poet Mano Brown. Their track 'Alguma Coisa a Gente Tem Que Amar' drew particular attention for its social critique, though some found its tone too sharp.
They kept writing about relationships and justice on 2016's 'Simples Assim'. The band's catalog holds songs like 'Ontem À Noite' and 'Alface' that feel lived-in, more like conversations set to music than polished anthems.
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