A Brazilian group blending pop, rock, and social themes since 2005.
For a quick sense of their style, try "Deve Ser o Amor" or "Mala Pronta." They're the kind of tracks that stick with you.
As Gurias brought a sharp, all-female perspective to Brazilian music, mixing rhythms with lyrics that weren't afraid to touch on social issues. Songs like "Deve Ser o Amor" and "Abra Seu Coração" show their knack for catchy melodies wrapped around something a bit more pointed. They even drew a collaboration with Chico Buarque, which says something about the respect they earned.
They formed in Porto Alegre in 2005 and put out their self-titled debut in 2007. By 2014's "Bate a Saudade," they had three albums and a sound that pulled from Brazilian rhythms, pop, and rock. Their tours took them internationally, though their social commentary sometimes sparked criticism back home.
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