Rosseti
Rosseti was a rock band from Rio de Janeiro that broke through with 'Mais de 100' in 2017. The song became a national hit, mixing melodic rock with Brazilian...
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Rosseti was a rock band from Rio de Janeiro that broke through with 'Mais de 100' in 2017. The song became a national hit, mixing melodic rock with Brazilian rhythms. Their original lineup included João de Lucca on vocals and guitar, Ricardo Teixeira on bass, and Rafael Ferreira on drums.
They released a few more records after that initial success, including 'O Mundo Que Te Espera' in 2018 and 'Um Outro Dia' in 2020. Other songs like 'Robozão' and 'Sagaz' also found their way into their setlists.
João de Lucca's public struggles with addiction and mental health created tension within the band and drew attention beyond their music. There were also some accusations about 'Mais de 100' borrowing too heavily from other material.
For a while, 'Mais de 100' kept playing everywhere, and they maintained a following for their energetic shows. But the band's activity trailed off, and they haven't put out new music in recent years.
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