Rey Sena
Rey Sena formed in São Paulo in 1998, playing local bars with a mix of Brazilian rhythms and rock. Their debut album 'Caminhos' came out in 2004, featuring...
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Rey Sena formed in São Paulo in 1998, playing local bars with a mix of Brazilian rhythms and rock. Their debut album 'Caminhos' came out in 2004, featuring the single 'Haja Cruz' that got heavy radio play. The band's lineup includes Carolin Peters on vocals and Emiliano Petrutti on vocals and guitar.
Their songs like 'Olam' and 'Ele Abençoou Tá Abençoado' show their style, which some critics found provocative. They've released several albums including 'Oração das Mães' in 2006 and 'Brasa' in 2008.
Rey Sena's music sometimes addresses social issues, though the specifics of their activism aren't detailed here. They've kept recording through the 2010s with albums like 'A Estrada' and 'O Grande Baile'.
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