CREW CALL-SIGN // [CORDEL]FOUNDED 1985São Paulo, Brazil

SPETO & TUPINÃODÁ // SÃO PAULO CORDEL GRAFFITI

Speto's 1985 São Paulo Woodcut Folklore & Skate-Punk Aerosol Lineage

CREW MANIFESTO & LINEAGE

Replacing American cartoon templates with authentic Brazilian Northeastern woodcut folklore.

Pioneered in São Paulo in 1985 by Paulo César Silva (Speto, closely linked with the Tupinãodá collective and OSGEMEOS), Speto fused traditional Brazilian 'Literatura de Cordel' woodcuts with spray paint.

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[CORDEL] CREW CULTURE VIDEO VAULT (2 REELS)CLICK ANY REEL TO PLAY ABOVE

PRODUCTION WALLS PAINTED2620+

INDIVIDUAL WRITERS ON ROSTER1

ACTIVE CITIES & YARDS14

SHOWS & WALL JAMS HOSTED58

[CORDEL] ARCHIVAL LINEAGE // EST. 1985

COMPLETE [CORDEL] HISTORICAL & ACTIVE MEMBER ROLL CALL

★ ORIGINAL FOUNDERS & EARLY LEADERS (1985)

✓ ACTIVE & CLASSIC [CORDEL] WRITERS ROSTER (1 DOCUMENTED WRITERS — CLICK ANY WRITER FOR ARTIST PAGE)

SPETO (PAULO CÉSAR SILVA)

[CORDEL] INDIVIDUAL ARTIST PAGES

CREW MEMBERS & INDIVIDUAL PORTFOLIOS (1)

@SPETO (PAULO CÉSAR SILVA)1985 Pioneer of Brazilian 'Literatura de Cordel' Woodcut GraSão Paulo, Brazil • Active since 1985

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Wildstyle & BurnersTrains & FreightsStreet Murals

SPETO (Paulo César Silva) began spray-painting in São Paulo in 1985, pioneering a uniquely Brazilian aesthetic rooted in Northeastern woodcut folklore alongside OSGEMEOS and Nunca.

GO-TO CAP:NY Fat Cap + Astro Fat

FAVORITE CAN:Montana BLACK 400ml / Belton Molotow

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🛍️ @SPETO (PAULO CÉSAR SILVA) SHOP ARTIST PAGE

OFFICIAL [CORDEL] CREW STOREFRONT

[CORDEL] OFFICIAL CREW MERCH & EDITIONS SHOP

Official storefront for [CORDEL] (SPETO & TUPINÃODÁ // SÃO PAULO CORDEL GRAFFITI) — limited-run prints, apparel, collector cans, and blackbook zines.

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Looking for individual member drops? Each [CORDEL] member also has a personal shop on their Artist Page.

[CORDEL] HEAVYWEIGHT 450GSM CREW HOODIE // EST. 1985

Apparel & Streetwear$88

Official Crew Apparel Drop35 LEFT

[CORDEL] HEAVYWEIGHT 450GSM CREW HOODIE // EST. 1985

Official [CORDEL] (SPETO & TUPINÃODÁ // SÃO PAULO CORDEL GRAFFITI) heavyweight 450gsm cut-and-sew fleece hoodie. Embroidered [CORDEL] chest crest with full multi-color back burner production graphic and woven "São Paulo, Brazil • Est. 1985" hem tag.

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[CORDEL] COLLECTIVE WALL SIGNED ARCHIVAL SCREENPRINT (24×18 IN)

Signed Prints & Editions$125

Signed & Numbered Edition of 5014 LEFT

[CORDEL] COLLECTIVE WALL SIGNED ARCHIVAL SCREENPRINT (24×18 IN)

Museum-grade 6-color hand-pulled silkscreen print on 310gsm cotton rag reproducing [CORDEL] SPETO & TUPINÃODÁ // SÃO PAULO CORDEL GRAFFITI's landmark wall production. Blind-stamped with the official [CORDEL] crew seal and hand-numbered.

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[CORDEL] COLLECTOR EDITION AEROSOL CAN & SIGNATURE CAP PACK

Custom Spray Cans & Caps$65

Collector Run of 100 Cans22 LEFT

[CORDEL] COLLECTOR EDITION AEROSOL CAN & SIGNATURE CAP PACK

Limited collector-series 400ml lithographed aerosol can wrapped in [CORDEL] signature artwork, bundled with 12 nozzle caps (NY Fat Cap, Astro Fat, German Skinny) in a stamped display tube.

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[CORDEL] ARCHIVAL MONOGRAPH, ROLL CALL & BLACKBOOK ZINE (120 PGS)

Blackbooks & Zines$42

First Edition Crew Publication40 LEFT

[CORDEL] ARCHIVAL MONOGRAPH, ROLL CALL & BLACKBOOK ZINE (120 PGS)

120-page heavy-stock visual history of [CORDEL] (SPETO & TUPINÃODÁ // SÃO PAULO CORDEL GRAFFITI) featuring rare 35mm wall & yard photographs, blackbook sketches, founder interviews, and complete crew lineage across São Paulo, Brazil.

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[CORDEL] COLLECTIVE ARCHIVE

CREW WALL BURNERS, MURALS & VIDEO REELS (1)

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STREET-ART BRAZIL WITH SPETO by SPETO (PAULO CÉSAR SILVA) (CORDEL • SP)

YOUTUBE // 06:45 REELWildstyle & Burners

115 CANS • NY Fat Cap

São Paulo, Brazil

@SPETO (PAULO CÉSAR SILVA)[CORDEL • SP CREW]

120ft × 18ft

STREET-ART BRAZIL WITH SPETO

STREET-ART BRAZIL WITH SPETO — SPETO (Paulo César Silva) began spray-painting in São Paulo in 1985, pioneering a uniquely Brazilian aesthetic rooted in Northeastern woodcut folklore alongside OSGEMEOS and Nunca.

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