Aerolitos
Aerolitos is a Brazilian rock band that formed in the early 2000s. They started playing local bars and clubs before gaining wider attention with their 2005...
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Aerolitos is a Brazilian rock band that formed in the early 2000s. They started playing local bars and clubs before gaining wider attention with their 2005 song "Eu Quero Morrer." The track's raw emotion and social commentary connected with listeners, helping establish the band's presence.
The group's sound leans on heavy guitars and pounding drums, with Bruno Boncini's passionate vocals up front. Their music pulls from punk rock, alternative rock, and Brazilian popular music. They've released four studio albums, including their self-titled debut in 2003 and "Pedra, Papel, Tesoura" in 2013.
Aerolitos has often addressed sensitive social issues in their lyrics, which has sparked debate at times. Songs like "Eu Quero Morrer" and "Todo Mundo Pensa em Sexo" tackle topics like mental health and sexual repression. The band's lineup includes Boncini on vocals, Greg Vinhas on guitar, Guto Ribeiro on bass, and Tiago Caputo on drums.
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