Leão e Leopardo
Leão e Leopardo formed in 2011 when Bruno Silva (Leão) and Fábico Costa (Leopardo) started working together. Their debut album 'Volume 1' came out in 2013,...
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Leão e Leopardo formed in 2011 when Bruno Silva (Leão) and Fábico Costa (Leopardo) started working together. Their debut album 'Volume 1' came out in 2013, and its lead single 'Caiu o Palco' became a hit. The song's straightforward rhythm and lyrics about everyday life connected with listeners.
They followed with albums called 'Volume 2' in 2015, 'Volume 3' in 2017, and 'Volume 4' in 2019. Other songs like 'Dia de Visita' and 'Olhos de Luar' also found an audience. They worked with other Brazilian artists including Marília Mendonça and Gusttavo Lima.
Both members faced personal difficulties. Leão dealt with depression, and Leopardo was diagnosed with cancer. These experiences informed some of their music. The duo's sound draws from sertanejo, samba, and pop, with Leão handling vocals and Leopardo playing guitar, bass, and accordion.
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