Dengo De Menina
Dengo de Menina started playing in Goiânia in the early 2000s. Their first album, 'Esperando na Janela,' came out in 2005 and included the song 'Lábios...
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Dengo de Menina started playing in Goiânia in the early 2000s. Their first album, 'Esperando na Janela,' came out in 2005 and included the song 'Lábios Divididos,' which became their breakout track. The band's lineup featured Giselle Gurgel on vocals and guitar, Zé Henrique on bass, Dinho Zampier on drums, and Daniel Albuquerque on guitar.
They put out five studio albums between 2005 and 2019, including 'Contramão' in 2010 and 'Crônica Urbana' in 2013. Another song, 'Tomar Mé,' also appears among their better-known work. In 2007, they signed with a major label, which led to some public discussion about whether they were becoming too commercial.
Their music pulls from indie rock and Brazilian styles like bossa nova and MPB. They've mentioned Sonic Youth and The Smiths as influences. The band still tours and records, maintaining a presence in Brazil's indie scene.
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