Fetos Inocentes
Fetos Inocentes formed in Fortaleza in the early 1990s, a Brazilian punk band with Marcelo Nova on vocals and guitar, Arnaldo Brandão on bass, and Ricardo...
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Fetos Inocentes formed in Fortaleza in the early 1990s, a Brazilian punk band with Marcelo Nova on vocals and guitar, Arnaldo Brandão on bass, and Ricardo "Marcão" Melo on drums. Their music came from the city's marginalized youth culture, channeling frustration with social inequality into raw, energetic songs.
Their debut album "Amor e Sexo" arrived in 1991, followed by "Crepúsculo Paulista" in 1993 and "O Selo da Besta" in 1995. The band's outspoken lyrics and confrontational performances drew attention from censors and law enforcement, leading to arrests and canceled shows.
One of their most enduring tracks is "Crianças Abandonadas," a song that tackles the issue of abandoned children with the directness that characterized their work. The band used their platform to address poverty, violence, and human rights through their music.
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