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4Lance
4Lance is a Brazilian pop group from Rio de Janeiro. Their song "Ah Tá!" became a hit in 2018, a love ballad that helped build their audience. They've...
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4Lance is a Brazilian pop group from Rio de Janeiro. Their song "Ah Tá!" became a hit in 2018, a love ballad that helped build their audience. They've released other tracks like "Me Chama" and "Desce Pro Play."
The band includes Gabriel Rocha on vocals, Matheus Rocha on guitar, Rick Bonadio on bass, and Fernando Cury on drums. They built their following playing local venues in Rio before gaining wider attention.
Their music sometimes drew criticism for lyrics that some found provocative, but they continued performing and recording. Later albums like "Elixir" showed them experimenting with different sounds.
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