Monte Vênus
Monte Vênus formed in São Paulo in 1996 with Ricardo Dal Farra on vocals and guitar, Felipe Machado on bass, André Fonseca on drums, and Bruno Mattioli on...
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Monte Vênus formed in São Paulo in 1996 with Ricardo Dal Farra on vocals and guitar, Felipe Machado on bass, André Fonseca on drums, and Bruno Mattioli on guitar. Their music pulled from punk and hardcore while keeping some Brazilian rhythmic textures, and they wrote lyrics that dealt directly with the political climate around them.
In 2002 they put out 'Corrupção,' a track that caught on as a kind of protest anthem. The song's blunt energy seemed to connect with listeners who were tired of the corruption stories in the news. They also recorded 'O Sol Está Com Frio' and other songs that followed a similar vein of social commentary.
Their outspoken material led to some pushback, including censorship attempts and threats, which only seemed to make them more determined. They released albums like 'Perversão' in 1997, 'Pra Quem Acha que Sabe' in 2000, and later records including '10 Anos' and 'Não Vai Cair.'
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