Tamo Junto Páula and Henry

The sound of Brazil is set to fill the air in Margate, as crate-digging duo Páula and Henry bring their vinyl-only blend of tropicália, samba, bossa nova, and more to the town. Páula, a French-Brazilian artist, and Henry, the lead guitarist of Sports Team, share a deep passion for Brazilian music, which is evident in their sets. Páula's background as the singer of the Paris-based trio PPJ has given her a unique perspective on the genre, blending baile funk, neoperreo, and electropop with carnival and Brazilian music.

Páula's love of Brazilian music is deeply personal, and she puts a touch of Brazil into every track she creates. As a member of PPJ, she has released music that combines French pop, Brazilian baile funk, and disco, creating an exuberant mix of sounds. Henry, on the other hand, brings a different energy to the table, having been part of the Mercury-nominated band Sports Team since its formation. The band's debut album, Deep Down Happy, was released in 2020 to critical acclaim, and they have since released two more albums, Gulp! and Boys These Days.

Together, Páula and Henry have played parties in Marseille, Paris, and London, and have appeared on Rinse FM and NTS. Their sets are not about technical mixing, but about sharing their passion for Brazilian music and getting people to dance. They return from trips to Brazil with suitcases full of new records, which they eagerly share with their audiences. This love of music and desire to share it with others is what drives their partnership, and it is sure to be evident in their upcoming performance.

On Friday, 6 November 2026, Páula and Henry will bring their Tamo Junto! set to Where Else? in Margate. Tickets are on sale: say tickets are with the button beside the article. With their unique blend of Brazilian sounds and energetic performances, this is a night that is sure to be memorable. Páula and Henry's love of music is infectious, and their sets are always focused on getting people to dance and enjoy the music.

Their music is a true reflection of their personalities and styles, and it is this blend of different influences that makes their sound so unique. With Páula's French-Brazilian background and Henry's indie rock experience, they bring a fresh perspective to the world of Brazilian music. As they take to the stage in Margate, they will undoubtedly bring a piece of Brazil with them, and their audience will be treated to a night of energetic and infectious music.