Cachorra da Mulesta
Cachorra da Mulesta formed in Fortaleza, Brazil in 1997 with Lúcio Maia on vocals, Fred Castro on drums, Fábio Sombra on bass, and Big on guitar. Their name...
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Cachorra da Mulesta formed in Fortaleza, Brazil in 1997 with Lúcio Maia on vocals, Fred Castro on drums, Fábio Sombra on bass, and Big on guitar. Their name translates roughly to "Mulesta's Bitch," which gives you some idea of the territory they were working in from the start.
They weren't just making provocative music for shock value, songs like "E São João" and "Bomba No Cabaré" showed they had a real musical foundation in rock, rap, and funk rhythms.
They released three albums between 1999 and 2006, starting with their self-titled debut that included "Desejo de Mulher." While they never became mainstream radio fixtures, their unapologetic approach to themes of sexuality and social issues found an audience among listeners who felt traditional Brazilian music wasn't speaking to them.
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