Trupe Chá de Boldo

Origin

São Paulo, SP

Years active

2006

Genres

mpb, indie pop, alternative

Instruments

vocals, guitar, bass, saxophone, percussion, drums

Biography

Formed in São Paulo in 2006, Trupe Chá de Boldo is a collective that has consistently pushed the boundaries of Brazilian music. Over nearly two decades, they have released six albums and two EPs, establishing a reputation for their experimental approach and hybrid sound that defies easy categorization. Their creative process is deeply collaborative, with each member contributing diverse influences to forge a unique sonic identity.

Throughout their career, Trupe Chá de Boldo has engaged in significant artistic exchanges, notably contributing arrangements and recordings to two albums by the iconic Brazilian artist Tom Zé: "Tribunal do Feicebuqui" (2013) and "Vira lata na Via Láctea" (2014). This collaboration highlights the band's ability to integrate their distinctive style within the broader landscape of Brazilian popular music, earning them recognition from established figures in the genre.

Their recent works, such as "Viva lina" (2020), inspired by the life and work of architect Lina Bo Bardi, and "rua rio" (2023), conceived during the pandemic, showcase the band's continued evolution and their capacity to reflect contemporary themes and societal contexts within their music. Trupe Chá de Boldo's commitment to innovation and collective creation solidifies their position as a dynamic force in the Brazilian music scene.