Plenamente
Plenamente formed in São Paulo around 2010, with Renata Gomes on vocals, Rafael Horta on guitar, Lucas Santos on bass, and Thiago Lessa on drums. Their first...
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Plenamente formed in São Paulo around 2010, with Renata Gomes on vocals, Rafael Horta on guitar, Lucas Santos on bass, and Thiago Lessa on drums. Their first album, 'Adoradores do Acaso,' came out in 2013 and gave the band its name in Brazilian indie circles. The title track from that record became something people talked about, with its particular blend of indie rock and folk touches.
They've put out several albums since then, including 'O Céu Por Dentro' in 2015 and 'A Luz Que Nos Guia' in 2022. Songs like 'Elemento Verdadeiro' and 'Guiado Pela Verdade' show the band's tendency toward reflective lyrics and layered guitar work. Their sound pulls from MPB traditions as much as it does from broader indie influences.
There was some noise around plagiarism claims for 'Adoradores do Acaso' back in 2015, but that settled without much lasting effect. The group kept recording and playing shows in Brazil, working through a catalog that now spans a decade.
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