Trovadores Urbanos

Origin

São Paulo, SP

Years active

1990

Genres

mpb, serenata

Instruments

voice, piano, guitar

Biography

Formed in São Paulo in 1990, Trovadores Urbanos began as a musical group offering serenades at people's homes. What started as a humble endeavor quickly gained recognition, partly due to an appearance on "The Jô Soares Show" and a feature in "Veja" magazine. Their unique blend of theater, music, and poetry resonated with audiences, leading them to perform not only in São Paulo but across Brazil and internationally.

The group's repertoire draws heavily from Brazilian popular music (MPB), encompassing romantic ballads and classic tunes. Their performances are characterized by their theatricality and emotional depth, aiming to create memorable experiences for their listeners. Over the years, Trovadores Urbanos have released several albums and DVDs, solidifying their place in the Brazilian music scene.

Beyond their musical career, Trovadores Urbanos are also involved in social projects through their institute, which focuses on music education and cultural accessibility. They have performed for diverse audiences, from intimate serenades to large-scale shows, and have been recognized for their contribution to preserving and promoting Brazilian musical heritage. Their work continues to touch hearts and inspire through the power of song and shared emotion.