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D. Selvagi
D. Selvagi was a Brazilian band that put out their debut album 'Atolado Em Dívidas' in 1997. The title track became their most recognizable song, a...
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D. Selvagi was a Brazilian band that put out their debut album 'Atolado Em Dívidas' in 1997. The title track became their most recognizable song, a straightforward rock tune that caught on with listeners. They followed it up with 'Experimentação' in 2000 and 'Retrato Falado' in 2005.
The group was built around Daniel Villar on vocals and guitar, Sérgio Almeida on bass, and Carlos Santos on drums. Their sound was direct, built for live shows, and they worked through the usual grind of small venues and tight budgets that most bands face.
They had other songs like 'Eu, Normal' and 'Peanut Rush!' that filled out their sets. The music held up because it didn't try to be more than it was, just solid, unpretentious rock from a trio that knew how to play together.
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