Couple Coffee

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Genres

bossa nova, MPB, jazz

Instruments

bass, voice, percussion, guitar

Biography

Couple Coffee is a musical duo formed by Brazilian artists Luanda Cozetti, on vocals, and Norton Daiello, on bass, both living in Portugal. The group's journey began to gain international projection with the release of their debut album entitled "Puro", initially recorded in Rio de Janeiro and released in Portuguese lands in 2005. This first work presented an intimate sound based on the bass and voice lineup, featuring several special guest appearances from the local musical scene.

Over the years, the duo expanded their discography with thematic projects and notable tributes, such as the album "Co'as Tamanquinhas do Zeca!", released in 2007 in tribute to the Portuguese singer José Afonso, which featured the addition of percussion and guitar to their extended lineup. In 2008, celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of the Brazilian genre, they released "Young and Lovely - 50 Anos de Bossa Nova", recorded live at Musicbox in Lisbon. Their original repertoire and reinterpretations continued to develop in subsequent albums, including "Quarto Grão" in 2010 and the cover album "Fausto Food" in 2017, consolidating the group's presence in the dialogue between Brazilian music and Portuguese culture alongside references such as Bossa Nova.

Discography

• Puro (2005)
• Co'as Tamanquinhas Do Zeca! (2007)
• Young.And.Lovely 50 Anos de Bossa Nova Live At Musicbox Lisboa (2008)
• Quarto Grão (2011)
• Fausto Food (2017)
• Ao Vivo no Delta Tejo 2008 (Live) (2025)