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Recinto 111
Recinto 111 formed in São Paulo in 2002 with Vinicius Neves on vocals, Rafael Neves on guitar, Felipe Lemos on bass, and Rafael Cozza on drums. They started...
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Recinto 111 formed in São Paulo in 2002 with Vinicius Neves on vocals, Rafael Neves on guitar, Felipe Lemos on bass, and Rafael Cozza on drums. They started playing local bars and clubs, working through a metal scene that wasn't always receptive.
Their lyrics often dealt with social injustice, political corruption, and religious themes, which drew criticism from some conservative quarters. The band didn't back down from those subjects, framing their music as a response to conditions in Brazil.
In 2007 they released the album 'Méra Falcidade,' whose title track became something of an anthem. The song's pointed lyrics about hypocrisy and corruption connected with listeners who felt similarly about the state of things.
They've put out six studio albums since then, continuing to work in heavy metal without softening their approach.
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