A 1990s São Paulo band that mixed punk energy with local sounds across a handful of raw records.
For their sound, "Verbo Transitivo" from the debut still has that raw pull. Later, "Tentando Viver" shows how they kept working at it.
Their 1996 debut single "Verbo Transitivo" had that raw energy and cryptic lyrics that caught attention in São Paulo's scene. Songs like "A Tempestade" and "9 de Agosto" show how they worked punk and ska elements alongside Brazilian rhythms, not just copying foreign sounds. They put out a few more records including P.U.T.O. in 1998 and Capitão Bob III in 2000, keeping at it through some turbulence.
Capitão Bob formed in São Paulo in the 1990s with Fernando Deluqui on vocals, João Pedro on guitar, Érico Salata on bass, and Gilson Klein on drums. They released their self-titled debut album in 1996, then put out P.U.T.O. in 1998 and Capitão Bob III in 2000, playing and recording through a period marked by some turbulence.
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