Rafael Lima
Rafael Lima is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Mogi das Cruzes, São Paulo. His music draws from samba and sertanejo traditions, with influences like...
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Rafael Lima is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Mogi das Cruzes, São Paulo. His music draws from samba and sertanejo traditions, with influences like Caetano Veloso and Chico Buarque shaping his approach to songwriting. He writes ballads that often deal with love and loss.
His career gained momentum in 2010 with his self-titled debut album, which included the song "Olhos de Talita." That track became particularly well-known for its portrayal of unrequited love. Other songs in his catalog include "Agora Entendo," "Alma, Sangue e Suor," and "Salmo 121."
He has released several albums since then, including "Um Novo Tempo" in 2014, "Na Estrada" in 2016, and "Meu Canto" in 2019. He has worked with other Brazilian artists like Michel Teló and Paula Fernandes. His live band has included guitarist Leandro Braga, bassist Marcelo Duarte, and drummer Rodrigo Santos.
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