Plena Atitude
Plena Atitude formed in Rio de Janeiro around 2013 when vocalists Carol Biazin and Leo Justi met at a local festival. Their early sound mixed funk carioca...
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Plena Atitude formed in Rio de Janeiro around 2013 when vocalists Carol Biazin and Leo Justi met at a local festival. Their early sound mixed funk carioca with soul and hip-hop elements, which didn't always sit comfortably with traditional Brazilian pop audiences. Their debut single 'Frio e Calculista' came out in 2016 and became an immediate hit, though its direct lyrics about difficult relationships drew some criticism alongside its popularity.
By 2018 they had released their first album 'Pra Vida Inteira,' which showed them moving toward more socially conscious material while keeping their rhythmic foundation. The current lineup includes Biazin and Justi on vocals with Gabriel Mendes on drums, Pedro Fonseca on bass, and Rodrigo Tavares on guitar. Other songs like 'A Fúria' and 'Ação Afirmativa' continue their blend of funk energy with sharper lyrical content.
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