Cornells
Cornells formed in São Paulo in the early 2000s around vocalist and guitarist Igor Cornells and drummer Bruno Toledo. Their debut album 'Dia Cinza' came out...
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Cornells formed in São Paulo in the early 2000s around vocalist and guitarist Igor Cornells and drummer Bruno Toledo. Their debut album 'Dia Cinza' came out in 2008, with the title track becoming a hit in Brazil. The song 'A Volta Das Flores' also appears among their most recognized work.
Their music often deals with themes of solitude and heartbreak, with Igor Cornells writing lyrics that reflect his own experiences with depression and anxiety. The band has released several albums including 'Casa' in 2011, 'Flores' in 2014, and 'Céu Azul' in 2018.
In 2013, there were plagiarism accusations regarding the song 'Flores,' which the band denied. They've worked with other Brazilian artists like Ana Carolina and Marcelo Camelo at various points. The group has maintained a consistent presence in Brazilian rock while rotating through additional musicians like bassist Pedro Gomes and keyboardist Marcus Ribeiro.
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