Legenda da Viola
Legenda da Viola is a Brazilian sertanejo band formed by brothers Raphael and Rafael Almeida from Minas Gerais. They started playing music inspired by...
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Legenda da Viola is a Brazilian sertanejo band formed by brothers Raphael and Rafael Almeida from Minas Gerais. They started playing music inspired by traditional sertanejo artists like Tião Carreiro and Pardinho, but they also incorporated electric guitars and drums into their sound, which drew some criticism from purists early on.
Their debut album came out in 2016, featuring the song "Chamo Por Você" that became a breakthrough hit in Brazil. They followed it with albums like "Dois Corações" in 2018 and "Legado" in 2020. Another track, "Meio Estranho," appears among their popular songs.
The brothers kept playing their mix of traditional and modern sertanejo despite the initial pushback, sticking with the approach that got them attention with "Chamo Por Você." They didn't dramatically shift their style after finding an audience with that song.
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