A two-piece band blending traditional rhythms with lyrics that openly engage with LGBTQ+ themes.
For a quick sense of their sound, try "Cawboy Viado" or "Fissura". They frame the band's blend of traditional rhythms and queer themes plainly.
In a musical landscape that often avoided such subjects, songs like "Cawboy Viado" and "Piriri Pompom" became known for celebrating queer masculinity and challenging gender norms. Their pisadinha rhythms gave tracks like "Chora, Me Liga" and "Fissura" a particular reach in certain Brazilian circles. They maintained a consistent focus on themes of acceptance and self-expression through the 2010s.
Formed around 2010 in the Brazilian countryside, the band released albums like "Atenção Gay" in 2013 and "Orgulho Viado" in 2017. They kept performing and recording through the decade with Rafael Venturi on vocals and guitar and Marcelo Faria on drums and vocals.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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