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Elos Perdido
Elos Perdido formed in Porto Alegre in 2007. Their song 'Bóia Na Fria' came together in 2012, a ballad that caught attention for its melancholic melody and...
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Elos Perdido formed in Porto Alegre in 2007. Their song 'Bóia Na Fria' came together in 2012, a ballad that caught attention for its melancholic melody and lyrics about life on society's edges.
The song became popular but also drew criticism from some who felt it glorified drug use. The band kept performing it live anyway, and it developed a following among listeners who connected with its themes.
Their first album 'Rumo ao Céu' came out in 2014. The group's sound mixes folk, rock, and reggae elements. Rafael Almeida handles vocals and guitar, with Marcus Meneze also in the core lineup.
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