Luca Argel is a Brazilian singer-songwriter and poet known for his thoughtful exploration of Brazilian music, with samba being a central influence in his work. Born and raised in Rio de Janeiro, Argel's relationship with music intertwines with his skill as a lyricist, where his words craft narratives that delve into social and political themes, as well as personal stories. His works are often reflective, dissecting issues with a poetic grace that is both subtle and powerful.

His discography, including "Samba de Guerrilha," "Longe," and "Pesadelo," showcases not just his versatility as a musician but his commitment to using music as a form of resistance and storytelling. The raw and captivating melodies, combined with his gentle yet poignant vocal delivery, have marked Luca Argel as a distinctive voice in contemporary Brazilian music. The adaptation "Almirante Negro (O Mestre-Sala dos Mares Cover)" pays homage to the rich history of Brazilian music while providing his unique interpretation. With live performances that mirror the intimacy of his records, such as "Ao Vivo no Porto," Luca Argel has carved out a niche for himself, drawing listeners who crave depth and authenticity in their musical experiences.