Risoflora
Risoflora formed in 2005 in Belém, a city in the Amazon region. The band's name translates to "laughing flower," which gives a sense of their approach. They...
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Risoflora formed in 2005 in Belém, a city in the Amazon region. The band's name translates to "laughing flower," which gives a sense of their approach. They released their first album in 2010, simply titled "Risoflora."
Their song "Princesa de Belém" gained attention when it was featured in the Brazilian soap opera "Caminho das Índias" in 2009. The track describes a romance between a princess and a musician. The band followed with two more albums: "Doce Pavio" in 2013 and "Rizo" in 2018.
The group includes Marcelo Mira on vocals and guitar, Paula Sanutti on vocals and percussion, Alexandre Guedes on bass, and Alexandre Magno on drums. Their music draws from Brazilian rhythms like samba and bossa nova while incorporating pop and rock elements.
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