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Raphael Braga
Raphael Braga is a singer-songwriter from Rio de Janeiro who began releasing music in the late 2000s. His work mixes samba, funk, and pop, and he performs...
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Raphael Braga is a singer-songwriter from Rio de Janeiro who began releasing music in the late 2000s. His work mixes samba, funk, and pop, and he performs with a band called Os Guerreiros da Madrugada. His debut album was titled 'Deixa Eu Te Esperar,' followed by later releases like 'A Caminho do Mar' and 'Movimento Belo.'
In 2012, his single 'Sexta a Noite' drew criticism for its lyrics, which some listeners found objectifying. Braga defended the song as reflecting aspects of Brazilian social life. He has received awards including the Prêmio Multishow de Música Brasileira.
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