Collapse
Collapse formed in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1990s around guitarist and singer-songwriter Daniel "Dani" Weksler and lyricist Fernando Mendes. The band's...
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Collapse formed in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1990s around guitarist and singer-songwriter Daniel "Dani" Weksler and lyricist Fernando Mendes. The band's early material drew from rock, grunge, and alternative sounds, and they built an audience through live performances.
Their songs like "A Flor mais bela" and "Choro das cinzas" featured Mendes's introspective writing. Some listeners found the lyrics confrontational, while others connected with their directness.
They didn't smooth out their sound to fit clearer categories, which gave their music a particular grounded quality.
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