Refugiados
Refugiados formed in São Paulo around brothers Fábio and Ricardo Lima with their cousin Zé Carlos. Their music mixed rock, reggae, and rap, often with lyrics...
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Refugiados formed in São Paulo around brothers Fábio and Ricardo Lima with their cousin Zé Carlos. Their music mixed rock, reggae, and rap, often with lyrics about working-class life and social issues. The 1992 album 'O Passado Já Não Vive' brought them wider attention, with the title track becoming one of their most recognized songs.
Their debut album came out in 1989, followed by 'A Cabeça Feita de Gelo' in 1995. Other songs like 'Com Você Sempre Vou' and 'De Que Adianta?' show their range from personal themes to social commentary. The music had a straightforward, grounded quality that connected with listeners in Brazil.
The band kept a consistent lineup through their early recordings, with the three core members writing and performing together.
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