A Brazilian punk band that channeled working-class frustration into sharp, confrontational songs in the late 1980s.
For their sound, try '1000 Razões, 1000 Desculpas'. For their attitude, 'Hey Amigo' or 'Mataram Meu Dragão'.
They gave a loud, messy shape to suburban discontent in Brazil, with songs that didn't just shout but pointed fingers. '1000 Razões, 1000 Desculpas' became an anthem for listeners tired of political excuses. Their lyrics tackled authority and taboos, making them as hated as they were admired.
Formed in São Paulo in 1987, they pulled from punk acts like the Sex Pistols and Ramones. Their 1989 debut album '1000 Razões, 1000 Desculpas' broke through with its title track addressing social issues. They stayed a polarizing force through the early 1990s with songs like 'Decadência' and 'Abismo Eterno'.
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