Tarciano
Tarciano formed in Rio de Janeiro around the mid-2000s, with Tarcísio Silva on guitar and vocals, Pedro Gomes on bass, and Lucas Santos on drums. Their sound...
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Tarciano formed in Rio de Janeiro around the mid-2000s, with Tarcísio Silva on guitar and vocals, Pedro Gomes on bass, and Lucas Santos on drums. Their sound pulls from samba rhythms and rock energy, heard in songs like "Ilusão" and "O Que Eu Já Fiz."
"Ilusão" came out in 2009 and became their breakout track, with its bittersweet melody and lyrics about love's illusions. They followed it with albums like "Desilusão" in 2012 and "Esperança" in 2015, keeping a steady pace of releases through 2018.
Some of their lyrics touched on social and political themes, which sparked debate at times but also built them a dedicated audience. They kept playing with that mix of Brazilian folk textures and rock drive, never quite settling into one predictable lane.
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