Caco de Castro
Caco de Castro is a Brazilian singer from Rio de Janeiro who started making music in the early 2000s. He formed his band in 2004, drawing from punk and rock...
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Caco de Castro is a Brazilian singer from Rio de Janeiro who started making music in the early 2000s. He formed his band in 2004, drawing from punk and rock influences along with Brazilian rhythms. His songs often address social and political themes, with lyrics that speak to inequality and injustice.
In 2008, his track 'Aquele 1%' gained wider attention for its critique of wealth disparity. The song became associated with protest movements in Brazil. Other songs like 'Beleza Rara' and 'Evidências' with Fresno show his range within rock and Brazilian popular music.
Castro's direct approach to political commentary has sometimes drawn criticism, but he's maintained a consistent voice through his music. He continues to write and perform songs that reflect his perspective on Brazilian society.
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