Plano 71
Plano 71 formed in São Paulo in the early 2000s. Their debut album came out in 2003, followed by records like 'Consciência' in 2006 and 'Cidade de Deus' in...
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Plano 71 formed in São Paulo in the early 2000s. Their debut album came out in 2003, followed by records like 'Consciência' in 2006 and 'Cidade de Deus' in 2010. The band includes Gustavo Caetano on vocals and guitar, João Paulo Ferraz on guitar, Pedro Serra on bass, and Leonardo Gonçalves on drums.
Their song 'Consciência' drew attention for its lyrics about political corruption. The band's music pulls from punk, rock, and Brazilian folk, with songs like 'Eu Não Te Matei' and 'Fight Till The End (Lutar Até o Fim)' showing their range. They released albums through 2017, including 'Real' in 2013 and '7' in 2017.
Plano 71's lyrics often touch on social issues and personal reflection. Tracks such as 'Início Meio E Fim' and 'Resposta' continue that thread. Their sound is built around Caetano's vocals, Ferraz's guitar work, Serra's basslines, and Gonçalves's drumming.
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