Black-Out
Black-Out formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1991, a Brazilian rock band that built a following with socially conscious lyrics and raw energy. Their debut album...
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Black-Out formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1991, a Brazilian rock band that built a following with socially conscious lyrics and raw energy. Their debut album 'Esse Mundo Não É Meu' came out in 1994 and became a national hit, establishing them with songs like 'Amigos' and 'Divertir-me' that mixed rock with pointed commentary.
The band has seen several lineup changes over time, with the current members including vocalist Marcelo Nova, guitarist Pingo, bassist Ciro, and drummer Fábio Duarte. They've released 13 studio albums, including 'Protestos' in 1996, 'Por que a Gente É Assim?' in 2000, and more recent work like 'Supernova' in 2016 and 'Era Uma Vez' in 2021.
In 2008, a performance at a political rally sparked protests and accusations of political bias. Through various albums and songs like 'Dna' and 'Eles Acham Que São Homens,' they've maintained a consistent voice in Brazilian rock.
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