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Moç
Moç formed in São Paulo in 2012, with the name standing for Movement of Cultural Occupation. The group included vocalist Marina Sena, guitarists Lucas Dante...
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Moç formed in São Paulo in 2012, with the name standing for Movement of Cultural Occupation. The group included vocalist Marina Sena, guitarists Lucas Dante and Rodrigo Tavares, bassist Henrique Portugal, and drummer Vinicius Paim.
Their debut album 'O Mito da Caverna' came out in 2016, taking its title from Plato's allegory. The record brought them wider attention in Brazil. They followed it with 'Suave' in 2019.
Their songs like 'O Mito da Caverna' and 'Passos Mal Dados' often dealt with social and political themes. The band's lyrics sometimes addressed issues like poverty and racism, which drew both support and criticism.
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