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ENJOIT
ENJOIT formed in Brazil in the early 2000s with Rodolfo Abrantes on vocals and guitar, Affonso Cappellari on bass, and Daniel Campos on drums. Their first...
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ENJOIT formed in Brazil in the early 2000s with Rodolfo Abrantes on vocals and guitar, Affonso Cappellari on bass, and Daniel Campos on drums. Their first album, "Independente," came out in 2003, followed by "Acústico" in 2005 and "Litoral" in 2008. The band worked with pop, rock, and some electronic touches.
One of their early songs, "Coragem de Partir," drew attention in 2003 when its lyrics sparked debate about their meaning. The track still gets mentioned alongside others like "Do Outro Lado" and "Qual É o Sentido." ENJOIT kept playing shows in Brazil for several years after that.
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