Pedro Soller
Pedro Soller is a Brazilian singer-songwriter who first gained attention with his second album, 'Sobreviventes', in 2009. That record included 'Uma, Duas,...
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Pedro Soller is a Brazilian singer-songwriter who first gained attention with his second album, 'Sobreviventes', in 2009. That record included 'Uma, Duas, Três', a ballad that became widely known in Brazil and beyond. The song's straightforward emotional pull seemed to connect with listeners in a way that felt both personal and shared.
He has continued to release albums since then, including 'Mar Azul' in 2017 and 'Samba do Tempo' in 2020. The music draws from Brazilian traditions like samba and bossa nova, with lyrics that often lean toward the introspective.
In 2015, Soller faced public allegations of plagiarism concerning a song called 'Saudade'. The episode was a noticeable disruption during what had been a steady period of recording and recognition.
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