Rodrigo Parcias

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Years Active

2020s

Genres

MPB, indie, alternative pop

Instruments

bass, acoustic guitar

Biography

Rodrigo Parcias is a musician, composer, bassist, and acoustic guitarist from Rio de Janeiro, with training in MPB and arrangement. His work moves between MPB, indie, and alternative pop, with influences from artists such as Tim Bernardes, Fleet Foxes, and Ana Frango Elétrico.

In 2025, he released his debut self-titled album, "Um Pouco Além", which brings together songs written over recent years and addresses existential and emotional themes. The record features guest appearances by renowned Brazilian musicians, such as Zé Ibarra, Dora Morelenbaum, Lucas Nunes, Alberto Continentino, Gabriel Quinto, and Thomas Harres, broadening the album's aesthetic palette.

Parcias has participated in various musical projects, performing and composing for musicals, theater plays, and shows of his own and of other artists. His work is marked by the articulation of poetry, timbres, and sonic subtleties, creating a soundscape that shifts between delicacy and grandeur.

Discography

• Um Pouco Além (2025)