Cabarule Frule
Cabaré Fulê formed in 2010 as a Brazilian band with four members: Leandro Kandu on vocals, Kleiton Ramil on guitar, Pedro Henrique on bass, and Fábio Pagú on...
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Cabaré Fulê formed in 2010 as a Brazilian band with four members: Leandro Kandu on vocals, Kleiton Ramil on guitar, Pedro Henrique on bass, and Fábio Pagú on drums. They put out their first album 'A Sangrar' in 2013, which included the title track that became one of their most recognized songs.
Their music often drew attention for its direct lyrics, though the band maintained they were just reflecting everyday realities. Over the next several years they released more albums including 'A Vingança dos Bons Sentimentos' in 2016, 'Noites de Terror e Fantasia' in 2018, and 'Raízes' in 2020.
Songs like 'Bienvenido' and 'Dulce Tormento' showed their range, moving between energetic rhythms and more melodic material. Their live shows were known for being particularly intense, built around Kandu's raw vocal delivery and Pagú's driving drum work.
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