Ronne Valença & Leonir
Ronne Valença and Leonir met in the early 1970s in Brasília, where Ronne played guitar and sang while Leonir wrote songs and handled vocals. They formed a duo...
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Ronne Valença and Leonir met in the early 1970s in Brasília, where Ronne played guitar and sang while Leonir wrote songs and handled vocals. They formed a duo focused on samba, and in 1977 they released an album called "Pagode em Brasília." The title track became a local favorite, mixing traditional samba rhythms with a sound that felt specific to their city.
Some listeners thought their approach strayed too far from classic samba, but they kept recording. They put out live albums and studio records like "Brasil Brasileiro" in 1982 and "Tempo Bom" in 1994. Their music stayed connected to Brasília even as the city grew around them.
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