A Brazilian trio whose songs about identity and belonging connected with listeners on the margins.
For their essence, start with 'Eu Não Sou Daqui' from the debut, then try 'Você vai vencer' or 'Quando as lutas vem' to hear how they handled identity across different albums.
Their 2005 debut track 'Eu Não Sou Daqui' gave voice to those feeling out of place, and they kept that thread through later songs like 'Você vai vencer' and 'Quando as lutas vem.' They mixed rock, reggae, and folk arrangements around themes of belonging, and even addressed criticism of 'Cidade em Chamas' by saying it reflected real conditions. The band's consistent output from 2005's self-titled album through 2020's 'O Céu' shows a steady, unfussy presence in Brazilian music.
Formed in São Paulo in 1998, they released their debut in 2005 with 'Eu Não Sou Daqui.' They followed with albums like 'A Máquina do Mundo' in 2008, 'A Fonte' in 2011, and 'O Fogo' in 2014, plus a live album in 2017 and 'O Céu' in 2020.
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