Radiophonia
Radiophonia formed in Rio de Janeiro in the early 2000s around singer Adriana Calcanhotto and multi-instrumentalist Márcio Arantes. Their debut album 'Até a...
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Radiophonia formed in Rio de Janeiro in the early 2000s around singer Adriana Calcanhotto and multi-instrumentalist Márcio Arantes. Their debut album 'Até a Tempestade Acabar' came out in 2005, with the title track becoming a hit. The band's sound draws from Brazilian styles like bossa nova and samba, with Calcanhotto's vocals and Arantes' guitar work at the center.
Over time, other musicians like drummer André Siqueira and bassist Zélia Duncan have played with the group. Their songs include 'Aurora,' 'Canção do Mundo Cão,' and 'Réquiem pra mim.' The lyrics often touch on personal and social themes, with some critics noting political elements in their work.
They've released several albums including 'Dois Quartos' and 'Valsa Brasileira,' continuing to perform in Brazil and abroad. The music maintains a focus on ensemble playing and poetic writing, drawing from Brazilian literature and experience without becoming formulaic.
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