C.LE.A.N.
C.LE.A.N. formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1998 with Renato Ratier on vocals and guitars, Marcelo Linhares on bass and keys, and Fernando Anitelli on drums. Their...
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C.LE.A.N. formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1998 with Renato Ratier on vocals and guitars, Marcelo Linhares on bass and keys, and Fernando Anitelli on drums. Their sound mixed rock, electronica, and Brazilian rhythms in a way that didn't quite fit with either the rock or electronic scenes at the time. They put out a live album called 'Ao Vivo' in 1999.
Their 2001 album 'Supernova Pop' and 2010's 'Último Romance' kept experimenting, pulling in funk, soul, and classical touches. The song 'Alto Preço' became one of their most recognized tracks. They also wrote songs like 'Com Tua Glória' and 'Vou Lutar' that dealt with personal and social themes, which sometimes drew criticism from more conservative listeners.
They faced some personal struggles within the group, including addiction and health issues, and those experiences worked their way into the music. The lyrics often touched on love and loss alongside the social commentary. They kept at it despite the pushback from purists in various scenes, sticking with their own blend of electronic beats and organic instrumentation.
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