Renata e Os Canhotos
Renata e Os Canhotos formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2010 with Renata Telles on vocals and guitar, Eduardo Vasconcellos on bass, and Eduardo Medrado on drums....
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Renata e Os Canhotos formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2010 with Renata Telles on vocals and guitar, Eduardo Vasconcellos on bass, and Eduardo Medrado on drums. Their name translates to 'Renata and the Lefties,' which hints at their offbeat approach. They first gained attention with 'Ailurophobia,' a song about the fear of cats that became a viral hit in 2013.
Their music mixes pop, rock, and experimental sounds, often with quirky lyrics that touch on social themes. This has sometimes drawn criticism from conservative groups, though the band has kept making music on their own terms. Other songs like 'Peixinhos Dourados' and 'Todo Mundo Erra' show their range from whimsical ballads to energetic anthems.
They haven't chased mainstream trends, instead building a catalog that feels personal and slightly odd. Their work has found an audience in Brazil and beyond who appreciate music that doesn't take itself too seriously.
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