F15
F15 formed in 1992 with Fernando Anitelli on vocals and guitar, Ivan Sader on guitar and vocals, André Dea on bass, and Heitor Gomes on drums. Their debut...
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F15 formed in 1992 with Fernando Anitelli on vocals and guitar, Ivan Sader on guitar and vocals, André Dea on bass, and Heitor Gomes on drums. Their debut album 'Cartas ao Missionário' came out in 1995, and its title track 'Cartas ao Missionário II' became their most recognizable song.
They followed that album with others like 'A Luta Continua' in 2000 and 'A Sociedade dos Sonhos' in 2005. Their catalog includes songs like 'Em Busca de Um Lugar' and 'Nada É em Vão' that share the thoughtful, guitar-driven sound of their early work.
Some of their lyrics touched on spiritual and philosophical themes, which occasionally drew criticism from religious groups. They kept making music through the 2010s with albums like 'Retratos' and 'O Último Gole'.
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