Mestre Duca
Mestre Duca formed in 2005 around vocalist Duca Leindecker, with a lineup that included Antonio Carlos Anthonio on drums, André Tandeta on bass, and Jorge...
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Mestre Duca formed in 2005 around vocalist Duca Leindecker, with a lineup that included Antonio Carlos Anthonio on drums, André Tandeta on bass, and Jorge Continentino on guitar. They put out their first album the following year, simply called Mestre Duca, and have released three more since then: Acenda a Luz in 2009, O Mundo É Nosso in 2012, and Serpente in 2017.
Their music pulls from Brazilian samba and funk, built on percussion and grooves, with lyrics that often touch on social issues. Songs like Quando Acontece and Sol de neon show their mix of rhythmic drive and melodic hooks. The band has worked with various rappers and horn players over time, which has kept their sound from settling into one fixed style.
Mestre Duca's outspoken approach has sometimes drawn criticism and accusations of being too political, but they've kept at it regardless. They're based in Rio de Janeiro, and while they've faced some pushback, they've also maintained a dedicated following who connect with their directness and energy.
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