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Fat Boy
Fat Boy formed in Manaus, Brazil in 2002, with Pollyanna Assis on vocals, Rodrigo Cocão on bass, and Sandro Nogueira on drums. They came together around a mix...
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Fat Boy formed in Manaus, Brazil in 2002, with Pollyanna Assis on vocals, Rodrigo Cocão on bass, and Sandro Nogueira on drums. They came together around a mix of hardcore punk, funk, and rap. Their first album, 'Abracadabra,' came out in 2007.
In 2006, the song 'Qual É a Tua?' broke through nationally. It was catchy and direct, with lyrics that took on social issues. That approach sometimes drew criticism and legal trouble, but it also built them a dedicated audience. They kept putting out records like 'Excesso' in 2011 and 'Papa Querides' in 2016.
Later albums, including 2021's 'Sem Contrariedade,' brought in more rock and electronic sounds. Other songs like 'Famoso' and 'Ninguém É Perfeito' show their range. The trio stayed together through it all, working from that same core lineup.
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