Jeito Moleque

Jeito Moleque is a Brazilian band. Biography Jeito Moleque is a romantic pagode group formed by Bruno Diegues (voice), Carlinhos (small guitar and vocal), Felipe (guitars, banjo and vocal), Rafah (percussion and voice) and German (percussion and voice). Jeito Moleque was born in Berkeley, in the North Zone of São Paulo (SP) in 1998, when, after football games played in a neighborhood club, the five childhood friends Bruno, Carlinhos, Felipe, Rafah and German, approached the spot and started to train a group of university pagoda, known as gender mixing influences of pop music with the samba. The group began to take shape professionally in late 1998 when, after presenting it at parties of friends, the group started playing on Sundays in a bar in Vila Madalena (SP) for an audience formed mostly of young graduates as members of Jeito Moleque, who attended colleges of law, advertising, Economy and Tourism before engaging fully in music. With the success gained in the house, the group was invited to be the attraction Capitolium Beer in the neighborhood of Jardins (SP). This is the period in which comes into play Fabio Bridge, entrepreneur and partner of the way Mr. Since 1999, the Way Moleque starts to make homes in the village Olympia (SP), appears in the register is when his first music copyright, True Friendship. The group now also participate in events and music concerts of ASHE commanded by names like: New frill, Chiclete with Banana and Ivete Sangalo. Encouraged by producer Arnaldo Saccomani, the way Moleque recorded, live, in 2003, his first solo disc (before, the group had already recorded an album stakes in collective, Pagoda, Beer & Feijoada, and a collection of nightclub Cabral) . The CD entitled Way Moleque was launched on June 17, 2004 with show at the Village Store, Sao Paulo. In the repertoire, rewrites of the successes of Leoni, Quintal Fund and Jovelina Black Pearl already showed the eclecticism of the band. The disc was, still, a pot-pourri of parties of high-carat, contrasting with a pot-pourri of reggae as Stir it Up. With the increase in the number of shows and the public in 2004, besides increasing the performance of songs like I never loved Thus, the way Moleque signed in January 2005, a contract with Universal Music. With this new partnership, the group recorded the CD and DVD Makes Me Happy, captured live in concert at the Olympia home, one of the most traditional of São Paulo (SP). The launch of the CD and DVD Makes Me Happy extended the projection of Moleque Way, who traveled to Brazil with the show to launch this album throughout 2005 and 2006. By April 2007, the Universal Music launched the album The Sound of Goods, which had music composed by themselves members of the Way Moleque and experiments with musical beat box, use the disks used in rap. Also in 2007, the Way Moleque recorded the CD and DVD: Live in the Amazon, captured in Manaus (AM) in December of that year made for public show in more than 20 thousand people. The project was intended to draw the attention of young fans of the group to the importance of environmental issues. Moreover, all the graphic material from CD and DVD was produced with recycled paper - attitude that the group had taken since his previous disc - and the band invited 50 young university students to act as environmental monitors during the show. The Environmental Project in which the group is engaged Way Moleque even beyond. It all began in August 2006, when the Way Moleque received an invitation from the company OAK - Education and Environment - in which the singer Bruno Diegues worked before forming the group - to do a show on environmental. In this project, in addition to designing scenes of educational videos during the concerts, the group undertakes Moleque way, every presentation, plant trees to offset the carbon dioxide emitted during the concerts and therefore do not contribute to the preservation of the greenhouse effect that is triggering global warming. This is the story that summarizes the 10 year career in the group Moleque way, that joke, joined to "make a sound" and just growing and gaining their place in Brazilian music scene. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.