Vocalistas tropicais
Vocalistas Tropicais formed in Salvador, Bahia in the early 2000s around Larissa Luz, Kiko Dinucci, and Márcia Castro. Their music pulls from Brazilian...
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Vocalistas Tropicais formed in Salvador, Bahia in the early 2000s around Larissa Luz, Kiko Dinucci, and Márcia Castro. Their music pulls from Brazilian rhythms like samba and reggae, using traditional instruments alongside guitar and bass. Luz often writes the lyrics, which tend toward the poetic and socially conscious.
Their song 'Maior Que o Ódio' became something of an anthem against prejudice, reflecting the band's clear political stance. That outspokenness earned them both supporters and critics in Brazil. They've released albums like the self-titled debut in 2014, followed by 'Canto Guerreiro' in 2017 and 'Raiz' in 2021.
The group includes Luz on lead vocals, Dinucci on guitar, Castro on percussion, with Davi Moraes on bass and Felipe Guedes on drums. Other songs in their catalog, like 'Adeus Helena' and 'Tomara Que Chova,' show their range within that Brazilian folk and pop framework.
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