Munducá
Munducá formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2001, with Rafael Martins on vocals and guitar and Bruno Tavares on bass. They started playing small venues around the...
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Munducá formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2001, with Rafael Martins on vocals and guitar and Bruno Tavares on bass. They started playing small venues around the city, gradually building an audience. Their self-titled debut album came out in 2005, followed by 'Sol e Lua' in 2008, which included the song of the same name that became one of their most recognizable tracks.
Over the next several years, they released albums like 'Acústico Munducá' in 2010, 'Raio X' in 2013, and 'Ao Vivo' in 2015. The band's lineup expanded to include Tomás Farias on drums, Daniel Castanheira on guitar, and Thiago Corrêa on keyboards. Their songs often touch on themes of love and unity, with tracks like 'Imperfeitos' and 'Asa Negra' appearing in their catalog alongside 'Sol e Lua'.
They've continued performing in Brazil and internationally, maintaining a presence with their blend of pop, rock, and MPB influences.
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