Jack e os Estripadores
Jack e os Estripadores formed in São Paulo in 1984 around vocalist and guitarist Fernando Antunes, bassist Marcelo Fragoso, and drummer Eduardo Saluti. They...
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Jack e os Estripadores formed in São Paulo in 1984 around vocalist and guitarist Fernando Antunes, bassist Marcelo Fragoso, and drummer Eduardo Saluti. They played a raw, punk-influenced rock that found its audience in underground clubs before breaking through with their 1987 self-titled debut album. The track 'Mocinha e Bandido' from that record became a national hit, its catchy melody and direct lyrics connecting with listeners in a way that defined the band's early sound.
Their music wasn't always easy. Songs like '13 Anos' and 'Açúcar e Veneno' showed they could write material that was both pointed and melodic.
By the 2000s, with Antunes facing health issues, the band's activity slowed down. But 'Mocinha e Bandido' had already done its work, becoming a staple on Brazilian radio. It's the song people remember, a straightforward rock track that captured a moment without trying to be an anthem.
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