Polifacético
Polifacético formed in Brazil around 2005 with Léo Régis on vocals, Allan Góes on guitar, Felipe Rodarte on bass, and Vinícius Nogueira on drums. They put out...
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Polifacético formed in Brazil around 2005 with Léo Régis on vocals, Allan Góes on guitar, Felipe Rodarte on bass, and Vinícius Nogueira on drums. They put out their self-titled album in 2009, but it was the 2013 single 'Alocao' that really caught on, mixing samba, funk, and pop in a way that got people moving. They followed that with a live album recorded at Rio's Circo Voador in 2014.
Their songs like 'Falsa' and 'Mentirosa' often deal with love and human relationships, sometimes with a sharp edge. In 2015, some listeners took issue with lyrics in another song, 'Amar É Bom Demais,' which led to a brief radio pullback in some places. They kept writing and released 'Balaio de Gatos' in 2017 and 'Indomável' in 2020.
They've played shows across Latin America, Europe, and North America, taking that rhythmic blend with them. The music doesn't really fit one category, but it's grounded in those Brazilian rhythms they started with.
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