Jonas França
Jonas França came up in São Paulo, where he started making music that pulled from rock and Brazilian rhythms. In 2016, his track 'Suas Paredes (part. Crak)'...
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Jonas França came up in São Paulo, where he started making music that pulled from rock and Brazilian rhythms. In 2016, his track 'Suas Paredes (part. Crak)' got some attention, a ballad that felt more introspective than what you might expect from someone influenced by Bob Dylan and Jimi Hendrix.
He put out a self-titled album in 2017, followed by 'Suas Paredes' in 2018 and 'Bala Perdida' in 2020. His live shows usually feature Allan Bezerra on bass, Bruno Gregório on drums, and Pedro Coelho on guitar.
Some of his work has drawn criticism, like the 2018 music video for 'Bala Perdida' that used religious imagery and sparked accusations of blasphemy. He's kept at it anyway, writing lyrics that don't shy away from provoking a reaction.
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