Padilha & Os Seres
Padilha & Os Seres is a Brazilian rock band from São Paulo. They've released albums like their self-titled debut in 2015, followed by 'Não Siga a Manada' in...
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Padilha & Os Seres is a Brazilian rock band from São Paulo. They've released albums like their self-titled debut in 2015, followed by 'Não Siga a Manada' in 2017 and 'Exu' in 2020. The band consists of André Padilha on vocals and guitar, Daniel Oitão on bass, and Pedro Serpa on drums.
Their songs often deal with themes of individuality and questioning norms. Tracks like 'Água de Cemitério' and 'Criança Não Alimenta Monstros' show their lyrical approach, which has drawn some criticism for being too critical of authority. They've maintained that their music is meant as social commentary.
Some of their other songs include 'Domingo Aqui No Sul (Parte 2)', 'Esperando Alguém', and 'Lúcifer'. Their work tends to avoid polished production in favor of a more direct, energetic sound.
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