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FÁBIO VELAME FREAK JESUS
The Brazilian band FÁBIO VELAME FREAK JESUS formed in Salvador in 2013 around frontman Fábio Velame, with João Paulo on bass, Pedro Almeida on guitar, and...
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The Brazilian band FÁBIO VELAME FREAK JESUS formed in Salvador in 2013 around frontman Fábio Velame, with João Paulo on bass, Pedro Almeida on guitar, and Marcos Souza on drums. They put out their first album in 2015, which included the track 'Guerreiro Dos Gramados.'
Their music pulls from rock, reggae, and funk, and their lyrics often touch on social justice and personal struggles. They released two more albums after that debut: 'O Amor É o Maior' in 2017 and 'Cabaré dos Sonhos' in 2020.
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