Tinôr Rodrigues
Tinôr Rodrigues is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Salvador, Bahia. He grew up with the rhythms of samba, axé, and MPB around him, which shaped his...
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Tinôr Rodrigues is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Salvador, Bahia. He grew up with the rhythms of samba, axé, and MPB around him, which shaped his approach to writing songs. In 2015, he put out his first album, 'Tudo É Amor,' and started playing local shows.
His song 'Alma Gêmea' came out in 2016 and connected with listeners across Brazil. The track's lyrics about finding a soulmate struck a chord, and it became his most recognizable work. Other songs like 'Não Jogue Fora Esse Amor' and 'Obsessão' followed, building out his catalog of straightforward, melodic pop.
Rodrigues has kept releasing music since then, with albums like 'Infinito' in 2018 and 'Amor em Cores' in 2020. He writes about love and relationships in a direct way, without much ornamentation. His sound stays close to the Brazilian pop traditions he heard growing up in Salvador.
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