Mikeres Detona
Mikeres Detona formed in 1997 in Rio de Janeiro with Michel Angelo on vocals and guitar, Rafael Bittencourt on bass, Carlos Boechat on drums, and Ricardo...
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Mikeres Detona formed in 1997 in Rio de Janeiro with Michel Angelo on vocals and guitar, Rafael Bittencourt on bass, Carlos Boechat on drums, and Ricardo Batera on keyboards. Their debut album 'A Sede da Vizinha' came out the following year and gave them their biggest hit with the title track.
That song, 'A Sede da Vizinha,' got a lot of attention for its suggestive lyrics and video, drawing criticism from some conservative groups. They also recorded with artists including Zeca Pagodinho and Jorge Vercillo.
Another track people remember is 'Vaqueirinha.' The group's sound mixed rock and pop with Brazilian rhythms, and they stayed active into the mid-2000s with releases like 2004's 'Gratidão.'
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