Véiojoe
Véiojoe formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2001 around singer-songwriter José Aguiari, who goes by Zé do Mar. The group included multi-instrumentalist Fernando...
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Véiojoe formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2001 around singer-songwriter José Aguiari, who goes by Zé do Mar. The group included multi-instrumentalist Fernando Nunes, percussionist Jorge Ranevsky, and bassist Rodrigo Guedes. Their sound drew from Brazilian samba and jazz, with a touch of world music.
They released their first album, "Todo Mundo É Bem-vindo," in 2004, followed by "Balance" in 2008. Their third album, "Gravitá," came out in 2011 and included the song "A Busca," which became their most recognized track. Other songs like "Lembranças," "Meia da Sorte," and "Tédio" also appear in their catalog.
In 2013, Zé do Mar spoke publicly about political corruption and social inequality in Brazil, which drew some criticism but also resonated with listeners who shared those concerns. The band's music often dealt with themes of human connection and searching for meaning.
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