Tabuleiro Musiquim
Tabuleiro Musiquim formed in São Paulo in 1997 around founding members Fábio Góes, Maurício Fleury, and Paulo Lepetit. They started as a collective with roots...
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Tabuleiro Musiquim formed in São Paulo in 1997 around founding members Fábio Góes, Maurício Fleury, and Paulo Lepetit. They started as a collective with roots in Brazilian folk traditions, eventually expanding to include musicians like Felipe Roseno on drums and Rodrigo Tavares on percussion.
Their music draws from samba, bossa nova, and MPB, but they've never been revivalists. Songs like "A Chuva" and "A Roda" have a quiet, layered quality that feels both traditional and contemporary, with arrangements that leave space for the vocals and lyrics to breathe.
They've remained a São Paulo-based ensemble rather than pursuing international fame, working mostly within Brazil's independent music circuits. Their catalog includes songs like "Abelha Brejeira" and "No Carnaval" that continue to circulate among listeners who appreciate their particular blend of acoustic textures and melodic restraint.
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