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Noass
Noass is a Brazilian band known for their 2018 song "Da Gordinha," which translates to "The Curvy Girl." The track celebrates women of size and sparked some...
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Noass is a Brazilian band known for their 2018 song "Da Gordinha," which translates to "The Curvy Girl." The track celebrates women of size and sparked some debate about its lyrics, with the band defending it as empowering. They released their self-titled debut album that same year.
The group includes Rodrigo Ogi on vocals and guitar, Felipe Mussili on bass, Nando Alves on keyboards, and Rafael Araújo on drums. They put out two more albums, "O Novo Som do Noass" in 2019 and "Noass 3.0" in 2021, mixing funk, soul, and Brazilian rhythms.
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