Lei Seca
Lei Seca formed in São Paulo in the late 1970s with Ricardo Leão on vocals and guitar, Claudio Venturini on bass, and Alvaro Lancellotti on drums. Their sound...
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Lei Seca formed in São Paulo in the late 1970s with Ricardo Leão on vocals and guitar, Claudio Venturini on bass, and Alvaro Lancellotti on drums. Their sound had a raw energy that connected with Brazilian audiences at the time.
Their 1982 album 'A Verdade em Amar' gave them one of their most recognizable songs, the title track. Other songs like 'Deixo a Você' and 'Mais Uma Vez' became part of their set. The band's lyrics sometimes touched on social themes, which drew some criticism.
They released several albums through the 1980s including 'Transnacional' in 1983 and 'Por Onde Andei' in 1985. The group had periods of internal tension and some breaks in activity. Their live shows were known for their intensity.
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