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Quarto de Malandro
Quarto de Malandro formed in Rio de Janeiro with Marcelo Camelo on vocals and guitar, Rodrigo Amarante on bass, and Fred Ferreira on drums. They released...
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Quarto de Malandro formed in Rio de Janeiro with Marcelo Camelo on vocals and guitar, Rodrigo Amarante on bass, and Fred Ferreira on drums. They released their self-titled debut in 1994, followed by 'O Samba do Approach' in 1996 and 'Hey, Amigo!' in 1998.
Their song 'Conquistador Barato' from 1996 became particularly well-known. The track, along with others like 'VANUBIA' and 'dificil,' featured lyrics that mixed irony with social observation, set to music that drew from samba, bossa nova, and rock.
The band was active through the 1990s before dissolving around 1999. Their recordings from that period continue to be heard by listeners familiar with Brazilian music from that era.
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