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Solare
Solare was a Brazilian band formed by Edgard Scandurra, Felipe Scandurra, and Marcelo Bonfá. They released nine studio albums, starting with their self-titled...
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Solare was a Brazilian band formed by Edgard Scandurra, Felipe Scandurra, and Marcelo Bonfá. They released nine studio albums, starting with their self-titled debut in 1993. That album included 'Bom Rapaz,' which became their most recognizable song.
Edgard Scandurra wrote lyrics that often touched on social themes. In 'Bom Rapaz,' he focused on young people dealing with difficult circumstances. The band's sound mixed rock, reggae, and samba elements.
They faced some criticism over Scandurra's outspoken views on social issues, but kept making music. Their work found an audience in Brazil without becoming a major international phenomenon.
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