Blie Operário
Blie Operário formed in 2013 with Camila Tutino on vocals, Edu Meireles on guitar, Gabriel Oliveira on bass, and Nara Gil on drums. They came together in...
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Blie Operário formed in 2013 with Camila Tutino on vocals, Edu Meireles on guitar, Gabriel Oliveira on bass, and Nara Gil on drums. They came together in Salvador, Brazil, and their music pulls from samba, reggae, rock, and hip-hop.
Their song 'Vamos ao Shopping?' got attention for its questioning of consumerism. Other tracks like 'Ballantines' and 'Barbie' show their range. They released two albums: 'Blie Operário' in 2015 and 'Tudo Vai Mudar' in 2018.
Their lyrics often touch on social issues, which has drawn both support and criticism. They've kept making music that reflects their views without softening their approach.
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