Borraxudos
Borraxudos came together in Rio de Janeiro in the mid-1990s. Their debut album 'Salve Samba' arrived in 1998, featuring the song 'Cinzas' which became a...
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Borraxudos came together in Rio de Janeiro in the mid-1990s. Their debut album 'Salve Samba' arrived in 1998, featuring the song 'Cinzas' which became a notable track for them. The band's lineup included vocalist Marcelo Yuka, guitarist and vocalist Pedro Luís, and bassist Rodrigo Campos.
Their music often incorporated Brazilian rhythms with rock elements. Over the following years they released several more albums, including 'Samba e Rock' in 2001, 'Deixa Cair' in 2004, and 'O Morro do Sem Vergonha' in 2008. Other songs in their catalog include 'Estado Final' and 'Mensageiro da Morte'.
Borraxudos collaborated with other Brazilian artists like Beth Carvalho and Zeca Pagodinho. Their lyrics sometimes addressed social themes, which drew attention from various quarters. They continued recording into the 2010s and 2020s with albums like 'Samba Chuva' and 'Vida Loka'.
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