Alessandro França
Alessandro França formed the band Motoboy in the early 2000s with bassist Felipe Roseno and drummer Rodrigo Carneiro. The band's name came from São Paulo's...
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Alessandro França formed the band Motoboy in the early 2000s with bassist Felipe Roseno and drummer Rodrigo Carneiro. The band's name came from São Paulo's motorcycle deliverymen, which gave their music a street-level feel. Their debut album 'Motoboy' came out in 2005, and they followed it with records like 'Acústico' in 2007 and 'Electricidade' in 2013.
França's songs like 'Motoboy' and 'Nosso Caminho' mixed catchy melodies with lyrics that felt grounded in everyday life. In 2005, he was arrested on marijuana possession charges, which led to some public discussion about drug laws. He later wrote a song called 'Legalize Já' about the experience.
França has stayed as Motoboy's frontman and main songwriter through most of the band's run, with Roseno on bass and Carneiro on drums keeping the lineup fairly steady. Their music pulled from different places - some samba and bossa nova rhythms, some rock energy, some folk storytelling - but kept a consistent, unpolished quality that connected with listeners.
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