Nando e Raphael
Nando e Raphael are a Brazilian duo who formed in 1999 when Fernando Schmidt and Raphael Rabelo met and started playing small venues in Rio de Janeiro. Their...
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Nando e Raphael are a Brazilian duo who formed in 1999 when Fernando Schmidt and Raphael Rabelo met and started playing small venues in Rio de Janeiro. Their breakthrough came a decade later with the 2009 album "Tá Pegando Fogo," whose title track became a national hit that seemed to be everywhere on radio and in clubs.
That song, along with others like "Alucinado" and "Festa Na Van," established their sound, a mix of samba, funk, and pop that felt both familiar and fresh. They kept recording through the 2010s, putting out albums like "Paradão" in 2013 and "Tudo Nosso" in 2016, and later "Mundo Paralelo" and "Casa Nova."
In 2011, they faced plagiarism accusations over a song called "Vem Dançar," which they denied. The duo continued working through that period, with Nando handling lead vocals and guitar while Raphael sang and played percussion.
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