Desculpas de Quinta
Desculpas de Quinta formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2008 with Bernardo Campos on vocals and guitar, Bruno Silveira on bass, and André Rodriguez on drums. Their...
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Desculpas de Quinta formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2008 with Bernardo Campos on vocals and guitar, Bruno Silveira on bass, and André Rodriguez on drums. Their early years were lean, with little recognition and tight budgets.
Things shifted in 2016 when they released "Narcisa," a ballad about unrequited love. The song's melancholic guitar lines and Campos's vocals connected with listeners, becoming their breakthrough track. It led to their debut album "Razões Para Acreditar" in 2017.
They followed with "Flores da Noite" in 2020. Campos has spoken about his mental health struggles influencing their music, and the band has faced some criticism for explicit lyrics and an unconventional sound.
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