Joe Volfart
Joe Volfart was a Brazilian rock band that formed in the 1980s, built around the Volfart brothers João on vocals, Roberto "Beto" on guitar, and Marcos...
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Joe Volfart was a Brazilian rock band that formed in the 1980s, built around the Volfart brothers João on vocals, Roberto "Beto" on guitar, and Marcos "Marquinho" on drums, with José de Moraes on bass. Their sound pulled from heavy metal, punk, and hard rock, with distorted guitars and João's aggressive vocals driving songs like "Sacanagem." That track became their signature, a raucous piece that drew criticism from conservative circles for its explicit language while fans took it as an anthem of defiance.
They put out a handful of albums in the late '80s and early '90s, including their self-titled debut in 1985, followed by "Saca do Velho" in 1987 and "Baladeiro" in 1989. Another song, "Vou Abrir Meu Coração," appears among their top tracks, suggesting a slightly different side to their catalog. The band didn't last long, but "Sacanagem" stuck around in the Brazilian rock conversation.
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