Rafael Novarine
Rafael Novarine grew up in São Paulo, Brazil, where he started playing guitar as a kid. His music pulls from Brazilian folk and acoustic pop, with songs like...
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Rafael Novarine grew up in São Paulo, Brazil, where he started playing guitar as a kid. His music pulls from Brazilian folk and acoustic pop, with songs like 'Confia (Acústico)' showing his preference for stripped-down arrangements.
He put out his first album, 'Ainda Bem Que Existe o Amanhã,' in 2017. That record included 'Confia (Acústico),' which became one of his better-known tracks. He followed it with albums like 'É Melhor Viver' in 2020 and 'O Céu e o Mar' in 2022.
Novarine has worked with other artists occasionally, including Luis Arcanjo on the song 'Fala Deus.' His writing tends toward straightforward, personal lyrics over acoustic guitar, without much studio polish.
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