Mixing the influences of the Bossa Nova, Jazz, Portuguese popular Music and Chorinho, Luanda Cozetti with her unique tropical voice and Norton Daiello with his brazilian groovy bass; have collaborated with a few great Brazilian and Lusofonic artists such as: Ivan Lins, Tito Paris, Roberto Menescal, Bibi Ferreira among many others.

 

Press Quotes:

 

“An exemplary journey that is far from its end and a source of pride for us, the portuguese, that we have such musicians living - and singing and playing and recording - among us.” António Pires in i, 20/01/2011

 

“ The pure and innate creativity of two voices under a single name. Intense and challenging, like a cup of the best world coffee”

Nuno Pacheco - Público Newspaper Portugal  

 

”Brazil in Luxury Mug”

…“Voice and Bass in High Level”

…”Recorded in Brazil and released in Portugal, Couple Coffee’s “PURO” is one of the most original and stimulating albuns in years”

 

"Once again, does not disappoint. The composers, Norton Daiello and Luanda Cozetti are two talented musicians with a special feeling for hot rhythms and lyrics." Ticketline Magazine, February 2011

 

“Couple Coffee's fourth album (...) is an absolute marvel.” António Pires in “I”, 20/01/2011

 

“ Couple Coffee are a group that makes music that is not (just) MPB nor Bossa Nova – it is just good music, organic, with movement, streaming jazz with intelligent lyrics (...)."Peru antes do Natal

 

“There is freshness and intensity, as if we have returned to a primordial "purity" but in free mode." Nuno Pacheco in Público 10/12/2010

 

“With Luanda in great vocal shape and Norton confirming he's an excellent instrumentalist, and with a large range of influences, the duo's creativity is on top with this new album.” Nuno Pacheco in Público 10/12/2010

 

“The level demanded is as high now as when it was in relation to the songs that are re(interpreted). Couple Coffee are the reference for those who take it upon themselves to admire and then get to work. Not to leave its predecessors in the mud, the "Quarto Grão" regards itself as more complete." David Pinheiro in Diário Digital, 16/12/2010

 

“Each word is treated and said with affection; each syllable plays with the note that is heard. It is eloquence we are talking about - and for that reason they are surrounded by exceptional lyricists like Tiago Torres da Silva (...)" David Pinheiro in Diário Digital, 16/12/2010