Doolira e Banda
Doolira e Banda formed in 1995 in Belo Horizonte, playing a mix of Brazilian rhythms and rock. They built a following through live shows despite limited...
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Doolira e Banda formed in 1995 in Belo Horizonte, playing a mix of Brazilian rhythms and rock. They built a following through live shows despite limited resources. Their debut album 'O Que Fazer?' came out around 2000, with the title track gaining attention across Brazil. The band's lineup included Rogério Flausino on vocals, Beto Horta on guitar, Sidão Abreu on bass, and Marcelo 'Maluf' Martins on drums.
They released several albums including 'Força Bruta' in 2003 and 'Com Deus no Coração' in 2006. Their songs sometimes carried social commentary, connecting with listeners. They worked with artists like Jorge Aragão and Skank.
In 2012, they faced some criticism over a concert statement but continued performing. Their catalog includes albums like 'Inverno' from 2010 and more recent releases such as 'O Grande Baile' in 2021.
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