Lincoln e Marcelo

Lincoln Lima and Marcelo Pinheiro started playing together in Rio de Janeiro around 2006, working their way through bars and clubs. They put out their first album in 2010, which included the song 'Ladra de Sonhos.' That track caught on and became their most recognizable piece.

Their music pulls from familiar Brazilian styles like samba and MPB, giving it a straightforward, melodic feel. Later albums like 'Acústico' in 2013 and 'Canções do Tempo' kept to that approach, with songs such as 'Mulher Branca de Neve' and 'Você Me Traz Paz' showing their knack for gentle, romantic themes.

They also recorded a collaboration called 'Amor e Café' with Israel e Rodolffo, which fits with their usual territory of light, acoustic pop. The duo's catalog is modest and consistent, built on clear melodies and uncomplicated arrangements.