Pietá is a contemporary Brazilian music trio revered for their profound lyrical content and their unique blend of traditional and modern Brazilian music genres. The group, formed in Rio de Janeiro, is made up of the talented Frederico Demarca, Rafael Lorga, and singer and flutist Juliana Linhares. Their music is an intricate tapestry of samba, maracatu, and other regional sounds, all encrypted with a modern twist that appeals to both young and mature audiences.

Since their inception, Pietá has captivated listeners with their poetic storytelling and harmonious melodies that explore the rich cultural landscape of Brazil. Their recent offerings, such as "o tempo é uma pessoa" and "Perfume de Araçá," showcase their evolution as artists willing to dive into the depths of personal and societal narratives. Tracks like "Santo Sossego" and "Jabaculê" stick true to their roots, exuding the warmth and rhythm of Brazilian folklore, while "Virará" and "Com Os Pés No Futuro" represent the band's foresight and adaptive musicianship. "Leve o Que Quiser" and "Justino" continue to build on their artistic signature, melding heartfelt lyrics with captivating musical arrangements, solidifying Pietá's place in the contemporary scene as a dynamic and engaging act.