Flesh Martins
Flesh Martins formed in São Paulo in the late 1980s, with Rodrigo Tavares on vocals. Their song 'Pagando Calcinha' became well-known in 1989, drawing...
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Flesh Martins formed in São Paulo in the late 1980s, with Rodrigo Tavares on vocals. Their song 'Pagando Calcinha' became well-known in 1989, drawing attention for its direct lyrics about consumerism and exploitation. The track's blunt language and subject matter sparked debate at the time.
The band released several albums including 'Punk na Veia' in 1991 and 'Anarquia no País da Bossa Nova' in 1995. Other songs like 'Foi No Sorriso Teu' and 'Tô Apaixonado' show a different side of their work. They faced performance restrictions and had albums seized by authorities during their active years.
Their lineup included Fábio Puru on guitar, Marcos Dea on bass, and Fernando Pianna on drums. The group's straightforward punk approach resonated with some listeners in Brazil, particularly younger audiences who connected with their direct style.
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