Lábios de Menina
Lábios de Menina formed in 2013 in Salvador, Brazil. The name translates to "Girl's Lips," which gives a sense of their focus on feminine expression. The...
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Lábios de Menina formed in 2013 in Salvador, Brazil. The name translates to "Girl's Lips," which gives a sense of their focus on feminine expression. The founding members were vocalist and lyricist Ju Oliver, bassist Rafa Dias, and drummer Thiago Rodrigues.
They released their debut album "Não Vou Te Deixar" in 2016, followed by "Amar Seus Defeitos" in 2018. That album's title track became one of their most recognizable songs. Their lyrics often touch on self-acceptance and personal relationships.
Some of their material has drawn criticism from conservative groups. The song "Amar Seus Defeitos" in particular faced pushback for its celebration of diversity and acceptance of physical imperfections.
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