Philadelphia
Philadelphia formed around André Renato in Rio de Janeiro, taking their name from the city where Renato's father first played guitar. The band's core trio has...
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Philadelphia formed around André Renato in Rio de Janeiro, taking their name from the city where Renato's father first played guitar. The band's core trio has included Renato on vocals and guitar, Caetano Malta on bass, and Zé Américo on drums. Their music draws from Brazilian popular traditions, with songs like "Pai e Filha" and "Santa Rosa" reflecting the emotional currents of that background.
They've worked with other Brazilian musicians including Gilberto Gil, Jorge Mautner, and Rita Lee. The band has navigated changes in Brazil's music industry while keeping their focus on the sounds that first inspired them. Their recordings include "Última Canção," "Garoto Dó Bemol," and "Segredar."
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