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PDR0SA formed in São Paulo in 2018 around vocalist Juliana Vieira and producer Pedro Dias. Their sound pulls from Brazilian bossa nova, pop, and hip-hop,...
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PDR0SA formed in São Paulo in 2018 around vocalist Juliana Vieira and producer Pedro Dias. Their sound pulls from Brazilian bossa nova, pop, and hip-hop, though it's hard to pin down to one style. The track "Mona Lisa (part. Mek)" became their most recognizable song, featuring rapper Mek Falcão.
They've released albums like "Pandora," "Aurora," and "Eclipse." Vieira's vocal approach, often described as ethereal or whispery, took some getting used to for listeners. Their lyrics sometimes touch on mental health, social issues, and relationships, which has drawn both criticism and praise.
Other songs in their catalog include "Amor Sagrado" and "Ela.mp3."
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