Pê Calderaro
Pê Calderaro is a Brazilian musician who began releasing music in the mid-2000s. His early albums, like 'Blind Faith' from 2006 and 'The Underground of My...
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Pê Calderaro is a Brazilian musician who began releasing music in the mid-2000s. His early albums, like 'Blind Faith' from 2006 and 'The Underground of My Dreams' from 2008, mixed punk rock with folk and Brazilian styles.
He gained wider attention with the 2011 song 'Dead Kennedys Show Tonight'. Other tracks in his catalog include 'Don't Die For Me My Love' and 'Everybody Hates Me'. His lyrics often carry a direct, sometimes confrontational tone.
Calderaro's work pulls from his background in Brazil's bossa nova and samba scenes as well as California punk. He writes and performs as a solo artist, and his music tends to avoid polish in favor of a rougher, more immediate feel.
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