Lei do Kaoz
Lei do Kaoz formed in São Paulo in 2006 with Fernanda Lira on vocals, Fernando Pereira on guitar, Zeca Lira on bass, and Guilherme Rodrigues on drums. They...
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Lei do Kaoz formed in São Paulo in 2006 with Fernanda Lira on vocals, Fernando Pereira on guitar, Zeca Lira on bass, and Guilherme Rodrigues on drums. They started as an independent punk band, working outside the commercial music industry.
Their 2012 album 'Deserto do Real' included 'A Cor do Racismo,' a song that became an anthem about racial prejudice in Brazil. Other tracks like 'Alcoologia' and 'Anti-playboy' show their focus on social issues through punk rock.
They've released several albums including 'Fúria' in 2009, 'Deserto do Real' in 2012, 'Nação Zumbi' in 2014, 'Raza' in 2017, and 'O Céu É o Limite' in 2019. Their lyrics have sometimes drawn criticism while finding an audience that connects with their direct approach.
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