Justiça Poética
Justiça Poética formed in Porto Alegre, Brazil, with Rodrigo Ogi on vocals and guitar, Ivan Salles on bass, and Pedro Blumen on drums. They started writing...
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Justiça Poética formed in Porto Alegre, Brazil, with Rodrigo Ogi on vocals and guitar, Ivan Salles on bass, and Pedro Blumen on drums. They started writing songs that touched on social issues and personal struggles, which became their focus.
One of their notable tracks is "A História de Um Jovem Depressivo" from 2010, which deals directly with depression. They followed it with albums like "O Homem Invisível" in 2013 and "Lobo Mau na Porta da Escola" in 2018.
Their music has drawn some criticism for being too political, but they've kept at it, using their platform to address topics that matter to them. The band's work has found listeners beyond Brazil, though they haven't chased mainstream trends.
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