Pedaço de Cada Um
Pedaço de Cada Um formed in Salvador, Bahia in the early 2000s. They worked their way up through local bars and festivals before releasing their debut album...
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Pedaço de Cada Um formed in Salvador, Bahia in the early 2000s. They worked their way up through local bars and festivals before releasing their debut album in 2006.
That album included 'Canto ao Pescador,' a song about fishermen that connected with listeners and brought the band wider attention. Their lyrics sometimes touched on social and political themes, which drew both support and criticism.
The band's music draws from reggae, samba, and Brazilian folk traditions. Rodrigo Nêgo handles vocals and guitar, with Luiz Caldas on drums, Zeca do Pife on flute, and Anderson Cruz on bass. Another track people know is 'Chave do Coração.'
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