Rima Livre
Rima Livre formed in Paraná in the early 1990s with Tiago, Edson Neves, and Sérgio Panza. Their first single was "Céu Azul e Mar" in 1993, which became one of...
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Rima Livre formed in Paraná in the early 1990s with Tiago, Edson Neves, and Sérgio Panza. Their first single was "Céu Azul e Mar" in 1993, which became one of their most recognized songs. They worked with a sound that pulled from Brazilian rhythms like samba and bossa nova, and their lyrics often had a poetic quality.
Their early performances sometimes got mixed reactions, but they kept at it and gradually built an audience. They released albums like "Segredo" in 1997 and "No Meio do Caminho" in 2002. Songs like "Filha de Fé" and "Linhas Tortas" show their blend of melodic pop with introspective writing.
By the 2000s they had put out several records, including "Pra Se Ver as Ruas" in 2007 and "Rima Livre na Estrada" in 2012. Their music stayed grounded in Brazilian traditions while reaching for contemporary listeners who connected with songs like "Que Assim Seja" and "Salve o Céu."
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