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Polissacarídeos
Polissacarídeos formed in São Paulo in the late 90s. Their name refers to polysaccharides, the complex sugar molecules, which hints at the layered quality of...
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Polissacarídeos formed in São Paulo in the late 90s. Their name refers to polysaccharides, the complex sugar molecules, which hints at the layered quality of their music. The band's core lineup includes Marcelo Camelo on vocals and guitar, Rodrigo Amarante on bass and vocals, Fred Ferreira on drums, and Gustavo Ruiz on guitar.
Their debut album came out in 2001 and included the track "Eles Não Param de Falar." They followed it with Armazém in 2004, Plano Real in 2007, and Let's Play in 2011, which was produced by Mario Caldato Jr.
"Eles Não Param de Falar" became a notable song for the group. The band's sound pulls from Brazilian rhythms alongside pop and rock elements.
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