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Brigada do Ódio
Brigada do Ódio formed in São Paulo in 1986, with vocalist Fábio 'Careca' Zambetti, guitarist João 'Gordo' Gordo, bassist Agnaldo Britto, and drummer...
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Até o Fim
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Brasil
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Das Montanhas do Sudeste Mexicano
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Diferente
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Dinheiro
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Drogados
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Guerra e Pecador
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Ladrão
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Liberdade
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Minha Existência
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Mudar
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Mídia
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Natureza
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Brigada do Ódio formed in São Paulo in 1986, with vocalist Fábio 'Careca' Zambetti, guitarist João 'Gordo' Gordo, bassist Agnaldo Britto, and drummer Alexandre 'Kid Vinil' de Carvalho. They played punk rock that spoke directly to the political climate of late-1980s Brazil, with lyrics that addressed poverty and corruption. Their early shows had a raw, confrontational energy that connected with young audiences who felt marginalized.
Their song 'Brasil' is one example of how they channeled that energy into specific critiques. They faced significant pushback for their explicit lyrics and stage presence, including a performance ban in Brasília in 1993. The band dealt with police harassment and threats, but kept playing. Tracks like 'Liberdade' and 'Mídia' became anthems for listeners who saw their music as a form of resistance.
They recorded songs such as 'Minha Existência' and 'Das Montanhas do Sudeste Mexicano'. Their work from that period remains a reference point in Brazilian punk, not for polish but for its directness and the particular friction it created with authorities at the time.
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