Júnior Cordeiro

Júnior Cordeiro is a Brazilian musician from São João do Cariri, Paraíba, born on January 1, 1982. He combines rock progressive and hard rock with traditional Northeastern music, such as baião, in his unique sound. His lyrics often delve into the collective imagination and the mythical Northeast, incorporating themes from local folklore and cultural identities. Júnior Cordeiro's work is heavily influenced by Northeastern repentistas and cordelistas, reflecting his deep connection to the region's traditions. He has released several albums, including "Carrascais," "O Lago Misterioso," "Capa Preta," "Sonhos, Sertão & Loucura," and more recent works like "Infinito Migrar" and "Se No Mundo Não Tivesse Espelho" .

Júnior Cordeiro's artistic trajectory is also marked by his academic background in History from the Universidade Estadual da Paraíba, which has enriched his understanding and appreciation of Northeastern cultural heritage. His music often explores complex themes such as ocultismo, mysticism, and the intersection of mythology and reality. His performances, like his studio work, are known for their intensity and creative storytelling, often incorporating characters from local legends, such as the "Homem da Cobra" .