Arnaldo Antunes and Carlinhos Brown

Arnaldo Antunes, born in São Paulo, Brazil, is a celebrated singer, composer, poet, and visual artist. A co-founder of the band Titãs, he built a diverse solo career, blending MPB, rock, and experimental sounds. Known for his poetic lyrics, his discography includes "Nome," "Paradeiro," and "O Real Resiste." He has notably collaborated with Marisa Monte and Carlinhos Brown (Tribalistas), and received Jabuti Awards and a Latin Grammy.

Carlinhos Brown, born in Salvador, Brazil, is a renowned percussionist, composer, and vocalist. Known for blending Brazilian rhythms with international pop, he has written songs for artists like Marisa Monte, Gal Costa, and Daniela Mercury. Over 30 of his tracks reached the Brazilian charts. Brown's collaborations include Sérgio Mendes, whose album won a Grammy, and Herbie Hancock. He founded the successful band Timbalada, promoting social change through music.