Devassa Rock
Devassa Rock formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1991 with vocalist Léo Jaime, guitarist Carlos Alberto, bassist Meme, and drummer Pedro. They released four studio...
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Devassa Rock formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1991 with vocalist Léo Jaime, guitarist Carlos Alberto, bassist Meme, and drummer Pedro. They released four studio albums between 1996 and 2002, starting with 'Culpados' in 1996 and ending with 'Sangue no Olho' in 2002.
Their song 'Culpados' became a significant hit in Brazil, with lyrics that criticized government, media, and social hypocrisy. This track, along with others like 'Karma' and 'Sangue,' helped define their confrontational style.
Their performances and lyrics sometimes led to venue bans and legal issues, though they continued playing without changing their approach. The band's work resonated with listeners who appreciated their direct, unpolished take on Brazilian rock.
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