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Os Míopes
Os Míopes formed in São Paulo in the early 1980s with Eduardo Dusek on vocals and guitar, Walter Franco on keyboards and vocals, and Sérgio Debiasi on drums....
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Os Míopes formed in São Paulo in the early 1980s with Eduardo Dusek on vocals and guitar, Walter Franco on keyboards and vocals, and Sérgio Debiasi on drums. They built a cult following with their mix of rock, samba, and punk, wrapped in irreverent humor and social commentary.
Their song 'Melô da Mulher Feia' became their signature track, though its lyrics about an unattractive woman being 'ugly as a punch in the face' drew criticism for being offensive. The band defended it as satire meant to challenge prejudices rather than reinforce them.
They released albums like their 1983 self-titled debut, 1985's 'O Bom, o Mau e o Feio', and 1987's 'Não Existe Música Ruim'. Another notable track was 'Seu Pinto'. Their music tackled love, social injustice, and everyday absurdities with a sharp, funny edge.
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