Artist's albums
NOITE QUENTE
2023 · single
Moska Apresenta Zoombido: Leo Cavalcanti
2021 · single
Ainda Aqui Sonhando
2018 · single
El Mundo Que Quisiera
2017 · single
O Mundo Que Se Deseja
2017 · single
Despertador
2014 · album
Religar
2010 · album
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Biography
Leo Cavalcanti é cantor, compositor, instrumentista e produtor musical nascido em São Paulo, com 2 discos lançados: "Religar", de 2010 (considerado o melhor disco brasileiro do ano pela Revista "O Embrulhador") e "Despertador", de 2014. Leo é criador de todos os aspectos da música que faz - composição, arranjos, concepção geral - assim como da direção cênica de suas performances ao vivo. Seu single "Ainda Aqui Sonhando" entrou na trilha sonora da novela das 6 da Rede Globo, "Órfãos da Terra". A música versa sobre política e romantismo, se colocando em forte sintonia com o panorama atual brasileiro. Leo Cavalcanti is a singer, songwriter, multi-instrument player, arranger and music producer from new brazilian music generation, with 2 albums released until now - "Religar" (2010), considered the best Brazilian album of the year by "O Embrulhador" music magazine, and "Despertador" (2014). Leo creates every aspect of the music he does - songwriting, arrangements, overall design - as well as the scenic direction of his live performances. His music is cosmopolitan and also very brazilian. In March 2018, he released a single called "Ainda Aqui Sonhando" (Still Here Dreaming), in which lyrics deals about politics and romanticism at the same time - strongly connecting with the current Brazilian panorama. This song was part of the soundtrack of Rede Globo's soap opera "Órfãos da Terra".