Os Possessivos
Os Possessivos formed in Rio de Janeiro around 1999 with guitarist Fred Castro, bassist Ricardo Flack, and drummer Bruno Guimarães. They started playing in...
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Os Possessivos formed in Rio de Janeiro around 1999 with guitarist Fred Castro, bassist Ricardo Flack, and drummer Bruno Guimarães. They started playing in underground clubs, developing a raw sound that didn't fit easily into mainstream Brazilian music at the time.
Their 2006 debut album 'Coisas Sem Sentido' gave them their first radio hit with the title track. The album's direct lyrics about alienation and modern life caught attention, though some critics found their approach too aggressive. Songs like 'Ela Tá Afim' and 'Mísera Garota' showed their knack for blending rock energy with catchy melodies.
They followed with albums like 'Zero Absoluto' in 2009 and 'Desculpa o Atraso' in 2012, working with the same core trio. Later tracks like 'Raios de Sol' and 'Vestindo Ilusões' suggested they were exploring different textures while keeping their basic setup intact.
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