Nonato Moleta
Nonato Moleta came up in Rio de Janeiro, where he started making music in the early 1990s. His band's debut album was called 'Chegou a Hora,' which is also...
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Nonato Moleta came up in Rio de Janeiro, where he started making music in the early 1990s. His band's debut album was called 'Chegou a Hora,' which is also one of his better-known songs. The music drew from funk carioca, and the lyrics often dealt with social issues.
That first record got some attention for its directness and energy. Over the next couple of decades, the group put out other albums like 'Nação Zumbi' and 'Furacão 2000.' The lineup changed at times, but Moleta stayed at the center as the vocalist and percussionist.
Some of his work, including the song 'Encontro Real,' kept that rough, rhythmic feel. The music wasn't always easy for radio, but it found its listeners. He kept recording into the 2010s with albums like 'Resistência.'
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