Safra de Guerreiros
Safra de Guerreiros formed in 1999 in São Paulo's outskirts, with vocalist Flávio Renegado, guitarist Sérgio Ricardo, bassist Alexandre Nerino, and drummer...
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Safra de Guerreiros formed in 1999 in São Paulo's outskirts, with vocalist Flávio Renegado, guitarist Sérgio Ricardo, bassist Alexandre Nerino, and drummer Paulo Henrique. Their music pulled from samba rhythms and punk energy, and their lyrics dealt plainly with poverty and police violence in their community. Early on, those lyrics got them noticed by audiences and authorities alike.
They put out their first album, "Guerreiros do Gueto," in 2004. A year later came "Nada Foi Em Vão," a song that resonated with Brazilian youth. The band released four more albums after that, with tracks like "3 Escolhas" and "Na Minha Quebrada" continuing to speak to neighborhood life and social friction.
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