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Laura Zennet
Laura Zennet formed in Rio de Janeiro around singer-songwriter Marina Lima and multi-instrumentalist Eduardo Serra. They started playing small venues, working...
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Laura Zennet formed in Rio de Janeiro around singer-songwriter Marina Lima and multi-instrumentalist Eduardo Serra. They started playing small venues, working through the usual early struggles of a new band.
Their 2010 album "Dentes do Destino" gave them a breakthrough. The title track became widely known, and the band began playing larger shows. Their music sometimes drew attention for its social commentary.
They kept releasing albums that moved through different styles, though the details of those later records aren't specified here. The band's name comes from their lead vocalist.
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