Arnaldo Antunes

Arnaldo Antunes, a prominent Brazilian pop/rock composer and internationally acclaimed poet, was a key figure in the band the Titãs. Known for hits like "Bichos Escrotos" and "Comida," Antunes recorded seven albums with the group before embarking on a successful solo career. He also penned songs for artists such as Marisa Monte and Jorge Ben Jor, showcasing his versatile talent across music and poetry.

In the late '70s, Antunes was part of various musical projects before joining the Titãs, where he wrote iconic songs and published books of poetry. His collaborations extended to projects like Tribalistas with Marisa Monte and Carlinhos Brown, achieving chart success and critical acclaim. Antunes continued to release solo albums, collaborate with various artists, and explore new musical territories, solidifying his legacy as a multifaceted artist in the Brazilian music scene.