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Atritus
Atritus formed in 2002 in Salvador, Brazil, around frontman Mariano Atritus. Their music started with hardcore punk, later incorporating funk, reggae, and...
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Atritus formed in 2002 in Salvador, Brazil, around frontman Mariano Atritus. Their music started with hardcore punk, later incorporating funk, reggae, and samba while keeping a focus on social issues. Songs like 'Eu não tenho dinheiro!!!' and '1 Minuto de Protesto' became known for their direct lyrics about poverty and inequality.
They released albums including 'Um Punho Para o Céu' and 'Para Sobreviver', and their lineup has included Mariano Atritus on vocals, Bruno Oliveira on guitar, Ricardo Alecrim on bass, and Daniel Dias on drums.
Tracks like 'Pequenas Igrejas Grandes Negocios' and 'Prisioneiro do Sistema!!!' continued their pattern of addressing social and political themes. They built a following in Brazil and toured internationally, maintaining their approach through six studio albums.
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