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Mizuchi Salvatore
Mizuchi Salvatore formed in São Paulo with Rodrigo Ferrari on vocals, Luccas Maia on guitar, and Pedro Maia on bass. Their music draws from Brazilian samba...
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Mizuchi Salvatore formed in São Paulo with Rodrigo Ferrari on vocals, Luccas Maia on guitar, and Pedro Maia on bass. Their music draws from Brazilian samba alongside pop and rock elements.
Their 2016 debut album 'Fervendo' included the track 'Tudo Ferve,' which became their most recognizable song. They followed it with albums like 'Não É Fácil' in 2018 and 'Aurora' in 2021.
In 2018, their song 'Liberdade' drew criticism from some conservative groups over its lyrics about LGBTQ+ rights. The band continued performing and recording through that period.
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