Mobilões
Mobilões formed in 1999 as a group of friends in Rio de Janeiro. They started playing in local bars, mixing samba, funk, and rock into something that felt...
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Mobilões formed in 1999 as a group of friends in Rio de Janeiro. They started playing in local bars, mixing samba, funk, and rock into something that felt like their own. In 2002, they put out a song called "Hino do Título do Canarinho Casagrande Golpista," which caught on quickly. The track's title referenced the soccer player Casagrande, and its irreverent tone seemed to define their approach.
Their lyrics often touched on politics and social issues, which sparked plenty of debate. Some listeners found their material confrontational, while others appreciated the directness. The band released albums like "Fome Zero" in 2003 and "Carnaval dos Mortos" in 2005, with members like André "Dedé" Hermeto on vocals and guitar, Pedro "Raimundinho" Neves on bass, and Rodrigo "Giba" Gomes on drums.
They kept putting out records through the 2000s, including "O Baile" in 2008 and "Sangue Bom" in 2011. Their music resonated with certain listeners who felt disconnected from mainstream Brazilian culture at the time.
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