Premeditando o Breque (Premê)
Premeditando o Breque, often called Premê, is a Brazilian band that started playing together in São Paulo in the early 2000s. They came out of the city's...
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Premeditando o Breque, often called Premê, is a Brazilian band that started playing together in São Paulo in the early 2000s. They came out of the city's street culture, and their music mixes samba with funk and rock. In 2004, they put out 'São Paulo, São Paulo,' a song about their hometown that became popular locally.
Their albums include 'Assim que a Chuva Cair' from 2005 and 'Premeditando o Breque' from 2008. Other songs like 'Bem Brasil' and 'Balão Trágico' show their style. The band has included members like Mosquito on vocals and Walmir Borges on drums.
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