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Fator Zen
Fator Zen formed in Curitiba, Brazil in 2004, with brothers Pedro and Hugo Garcia alongside Paulo Fragoso and Ricardo Bahia. They started playing local bars...
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Fator Zen formed in Curitiba, Brazil in 2004, with brothers Pedro and Hugo Garcia alongside Paulo Fragoso and Ricardo Bahia. They started playing local bars and festivals, working through the kind of financial struggles that most young bands face in those early years.
Their debut album came out in 2007, featuring the song "Não Te Ver Sofrer" that would become their best-known track. Other songs like "Pra Quê" and "Sem Amar" also found an audience. In 2015, they faced accusations of plagiarizing the melody for "Não Te Ver Sofrer," which they denied.
Their lyrics often dealt with love and loss in straightforward terms, which connected with listeners. They released more albums after that first one, including one called "Mentre o Mundo Gira."
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