Edu Velocci
Edu Velocci came out of São Paulo in the late 1990s, led by Eduardo Velocci. Their song 'A Vírgula' got them national attention around 2000. The band's sound...
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Edu Velocci came out of São Paulo in the late 1990s, led by Eduardo Velocci. Their song 'A Vírgula' got them national attention around 2000. The band's sound mixed rock with Brazilian rhythms, and Velocci's delivery had a direct, passionate quality that connected with listeners.
They put out several albums over the next decade. Their 2003 record 'Próximo' took on more political themes, while 2006's 'Mundo' leaned back toward straightforward rock. Another track, 'O Brasil de La Mancha,' appears among their most recognized songs.
The lineup has included musicians like Fernando Sanches on bass and Rafael Bueno on drums.
Their work sometimes drew criticism for provocative lyrics, and Velocci himself has been vocal about Brazilian politics. The band collaborated with artists such as Skank and Nando Reis along the way.
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