André Monte
André Monte formed his band in the late 1990s with a few other musicians, playing a raw, aggressive style in local bars and clubs around Rio de Janeiro. Their...
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André Monte formed his band in the late 1990s with a few other musicians, playing a raw, aggressive style in local bars and clubs around Rio de Janeiro. Their debut album 'Pronto Pro Combate' came out in 2002, featuring the song 'Pegada Violenta' that connected with listeners in Brazil's urban areas.
'Pegada Violenta' became their most recognized track, with lyrics that addressed police brutality and social unrest. The band followed with albums like 'Conspiração Urbana' in 2004 and 'Anarquia e Caos' in 2006, maintaining their confrontational approach through songs such as 'Redenção' and 'Vamos Zoar'.
Their music often drew criticism for its direct language and political stance, creating a polarizing reputation that kept them in Brazil's underground rock conversation through the 2000s and early 2010s.
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