Raphael Alencar
Raphael Alencar is a Brazilian musician from Salvador, Bahia. He started playing guitar as a teenager and has mentioned Bob Dylan and Raul Seixas as...
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Raphael Alencar is a Brazilian musician from Salvador, Bahia. He started playing guitar as a teenager and has mentioned Bob Dylan and Raul Seixas as influences. In 2018, his song 'Fase Ruim' gained attention in Brazil, with its straightforward lyrics connecting with listeners. He followed that with albums like 'Ao Vivo no Teatro Castro Alves' in 2019 and 'O Mundo É Nosso' in 2021.
His music draws from folk, rock, and MPB traditions. Songs like 'Ficção' and 'Velho Amor' show his approach to writing about personal and everyday themes. He has worked with musicians including drummer André Almeida, bassist Lucas Andrade, and guitarist Leonardo Costa, along with producers Rodrigo Tavares and Ricardo Guerra.
In 2020, Alencar faced some public criticism related to political matters, which led to a pause in his live performances for a time. He continued making music afterward, maintaining a focus on his songwriting rather than dramatic public statements.
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