Os Sanguesugas
Os Sanguesugas formed in Brazil during the 1970s with Renato Russo on vocals and guitar, joined by André Jung on guitar, Paulo Ricardo on bass, and Marcelo...
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Os Sanguesugas formed in Brazil during the 1970s with Renato Russo on vocals and guitar, joined by André Jung on guitar, Paulo Ricardo on bass, and Marcelo Bonfá on drums. Their song 'O Amanhã Nada Mais É do Que Hoje' became an anthem of sorts, though the band's lyrics and stage presence often stirred up debate.
They released albums like 'Por Enquanto' and 'Dois', moving from punk-influenced tracks to more reflective material. Russo wrote much of their material, which sometimes addressed social issues and faced resistance from conservative quarters.
At times they worked with other Brazilian musicians including Gilberto Gil, Elis Regina, and Cazuza. The band's outspoken nature kept them in the public eye, for better or worse.
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