Jullianarosa
Jullianarosa formed in Salvador, Bahia around 2016, led by vocalist Julia Anacleto and multi-instrumentalist Felipe Guedes. Their sound draws from MPB and...
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Jullianarosa formed in Salvador, Bahia around 2016, led by vocalist Julia Anacleto and multi-instrumentalist Felipe Guedes. Their sound draws from MPB and pop-rock traditions, with a focus on intimate songwriting. The band gained attention in 2017 with the single 'Assuma Os Erros Como Eu Fiz,' which connected with listeners through its direct emotional approach.
They released a self-titled album in 2017 and followed with 'O Disco do Ano' in 2019. The current lineup includes Thiago Marques on bass and Gabriel Motta on drums. Their performances are known for Anacleto's stage presence and the band's live energy.
In 2019, a video surfaced showing Anacleto using a derogatory slur during a performance, which led to public backlash and an apology from the band. They later participated in anti-racist initiatives and addressed the incident through their platform.
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