Rafael Branco
Rafael Branco came up in Salvador, Bahia, where he played in the rock band Blitz before going solo. His second album, Carnaval do Diabo, had the hit '05 de...
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Rafael Branco came up in Salvador, Bahia, where he played in the rock band Blitz before going solo. His second album, Carnaval do Diabo, had the hit '05 de Julho,' which caught on with its Independence Day theme. He also wrote 'Tente Me Entender.'
In 1989, he was arrested after a concert on charges of inciting violence, which brought protests. He kept making music that leaned into social commentary, though the details of his later output aren't well documented here.
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