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Catu
Catu formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2010 with five members: Felipe Prata on vocals and guitar, Pedro Garcia on bass, Thiago Almeida on drums, Tato Haito on...
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Catu formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2010 with five members: Felipe Prata on vocals and guitar, Pedro Garcia on bass, Thiago Almeida on drums, Tato Haito on keyboards and vocals, and Bruno Uzun on guitar and vocals. They started playing in the local scene, building a following before their first single came out.
In 2014, the song 'Aumenta o Som' got them wider attention. It had a catchy beat and lyrics that connected with listeners, helping them break through. They followed it with other tracks like 'Estrela' and put out an album called 'O Mundo Lá Fora' in 2016.
Some of their lyrics touched on social or political topics, which led to debates. One song, 'Camaro Amarelo', was criticized by some for how it handled drug references, though the band kept writing and performing. They didn't shy away from those themes in their music.
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