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João Kosloski
João Kosloski started playing music in Brazil around 2007. The band's song 'Pense' became well-known, mixing pop and rock with Brazilian popular music styles....
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João Kosloski started playing music in Brazil around 2007. The band's song 'Pense' became well-known, mixing pop and rock with Brazilian popular music styles. They put out their first album in 2007 and followed it with several others, including 'Pense' in 2009, 'Pra Ser Feliz' in 2012, 'Tudo Que Eu Queria' in 2015, and 'Além do Tempo' in 2018.
Kosloski plays guitar and sings, with Marcelo Hayena on bass and Daniel Bernardes on drums. The group has worked with other Brazilian musicians like Vanessa da Mata and Samuel Rosa. In 2013, they drew some criticism for supporting a political figure, but kept making music that often dealt with personal and social themes.
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