Japunga
Japunga formed in Brazil in 2006 with Fabio Santanna on vocals and guitar, Thiago Pereira on drums, and Danilo Araújo on bass. Their self-titled debut album...
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Japunga formed in Brazil in 2006 with Fabio Santanna on vocals and guitar, Thiago Pereira on drums, and Danilo Araújo on bass. Their self-titled debut album came out in 2009 and found an audience at home. The 2013 album 'Go Alone' included the title track, which became an international hit and led to tours in Europe, North America, and Asia.
Their discography includes five studio albums: 'Japunga' (2009), 'Go Alone' (2013), 'Fragmentos' (2015), 'Resiliência' (2018), and 'Aurora' (2021). Songs like 'A Hundred Years' and 'Against The Wall' appear among their work.
At times, the band faced criticism for moving away from their earlier indie sound, with some calling their music too commercial. In 2016, they were accused of plagiarism regarding their song 'Flores,' though they denied the claims. Their 2021 album 'Aurora' showed a more experimental direction.
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