Jovem Dionisio | |
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| Origin |  Brazil |
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| Members | Bernardo Pasquali Gustavo Karam Rafael Dunajski Mendes Gabriel Dunajski Mendes Bernardo Hey |
Jovem Dionisio is a Brazilian musical group formed in 2019.
Jovem Dionisio | |
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| Origin | Brazil |
| Genres | |
| Members | Bernardo Pasquali Gustavo Karam Rafael Dunajski Mendes Gabriel Dunajski Mendes Bernardo Hey |
Jovem Dionisio is a Brazilian musical group formed in 2019.
The band formed in Curitiba, Paraná in 2012 as a cover band named Huff and occasionally played together at school parties. [1] [2] [3]
In 2019, they decided to produce their own music and named themselves after Senhor Dionisio, the owner of a bar where they used to meet. [2] [3]
Following their first work, the EP Dança entre casais, in 2020 they were put under contract by Sony Music Brazil. [2] [4] In 2022, they released their debut album Acorda Pedrinho, and its title song became a hit, ranking first both on Brazilian and Portuguese hit parade. [5] [6] The same year, they received five nominations at the 2022 Multishow Brazilian Music Award, including the awards for best group and best song ("Acorda Pedrinho"). [7]
The band's style has been described as 'half indie, half pop, some sort of tropical dream pop, organic and gracefully indolent and millimetrically clumsy'. [3]
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