Kóllica
Kóllica formed in São Paulo in 2012 as a collective. Their music addresses feminism and social justice, with songs like 'Avante Feminista' and 'Perguntas de...
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Kóllica formed in São Paulo in 2012 as a collective. Their music addresses feminism and social justice, with songs like 'Avante Feminista' and 'Perguntas de Opinião' reflecting these themes. They've faced some resistance in Brazil's music industry but found an audience among activists and marginalized communities.
Their debut album 'Avante Feminista' came out in 2014, followed by 'Raízes' in 2016 and 'Rosa Amarela' in 2019. Tracks like 'Desfile' and 'Entorpecentes' continue this approach.
They work as a collective rather than a traditional band, with Lays being one of the core members. The music combines protest messages with what their existing bio describes as raw energy and infectious rhythms, though they're more focused on the content than on fitting neatly into any particular genre.
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