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Toninho e Japones
Toninho e Japones are a Brazilian duo known for their 2019 single "Aperte o Play." The song became popular nationally, though the details around its reception...
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Toninho e Japones are a Brazilian duo known for their 2019 single "Aperte o Play." The song became popular nationally, though the details around its reception are kept simple here.
Their recorded work includes the live album "Ao Vivo em São Paulo" from 2015 and the studio album "Retrato" from 2017. These releases show the pair working in both concert and studio settings.
Beyond "Aperte o Play," the duo's catalog consists of these few albums. They haven't released much else that's widely noted in the available information.
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