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Lecantini
Lecantini formed in Brazil in 2017, with brothers Pedro and Felipe Zanellato handling vocals and guitar. They're joined by percussionist Estevão Eiroa and...
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Lecantini formed in Brazil in 2017, with brothers Pedro and Felipe Zanellato handling vocals and guitar. They're joined by percussionist Estevão Eiroa and bassist Bernardo Bauermeister. Their music pulls from MPB and pop, with songs like 'Mãe' and 'Deus Sabe' showing their range.
In 2019, 'Mãe' drew criticism from some conservative groups for its lyrics touching on social and political themes.
Their songs often deal with love, equality, and the experiences of marginalized communities. Tracks like 'Iluminado' and 'Tempo' continue that thread, though the band tends to keep the focus on the music itself rather than making grand statements about their role.
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