Rent Brasil
Rent Brasil is a Brazilian band formed around brothers Gabriel and Vitor Melo from São Paulo. They gained attention with their 2008 debut album "Dias de...
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Rent Brasil is a Brazilian band formed around brothers Gabriel and Vitor Melo from São Paulo. They gained attention with their 2008 debut album "Dias de Amor," which included their version of "Seasons of Love" from the musical Rent. The song became a radio staple in Brazil.
Their lineup included Edu Ferreira on bass, Beto Bruna on guitars, and Tato on drums. They followed up with albums like "Acústico" in 2010 and "Onze" in 2013. Other songs in their catalog include "Me Aceita Ou Some."
In 2012, the band faced some criticism for performing at a political rally, but they kept playing shows. Their music leaned toward acoustic arrangements and harmonies.
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