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Leny
Leny formed in São Paulo in the late 1990s with vocalist Mariá Frô, guitarist Luciano Vaz, bassist Edu Ribeiro, and drummer Rodrigo Costa. Their self-titled...
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Leny formed in São Paulo in the late 1990s with vocalist Mariá Frô, guitarist Luciano Vaz, bassist Edu Ribeiro, and drummer Rodrigo Costa. Their self-titled debut album arrived in 2001, and its lead single 'Stop' became a hit in Brazil. The song's mix of rock and reggae rhythms, with lyrics touching on social and environmental themes, gave the band an early identity.
They toured widely in Europe, North America, and Asia, finding a notable audience in Germany. In 2004, guitarist Luciano Vaz died in a car accident; the band continued with Bruno Gouveia joining on guitar. They released albums like 'The Other Side of the World' in 2003.
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