Simulacro
Simulacro formed in Salvador, Bahia in 2010 with João Simões on vocals and rhythm guitar, Pedro Melo on lead guitar, Gustavo Oliveira on bass, and Gabriel...
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Simulacro formed in Salvador, Bahia in 2010 with João Simões on vocals and rhythm guitar, Pedro Melo on lead guitar, Gustavo Oliveira on bass, and Gabriel Alves on drums. They released their first album 'Não Cabe Como Rima' in 2013. The lineup shifted over time, with Luan Silva joining on bass in 2015 and Rafael Santos adding keyboards in 2017.
Their music pulls from rock, pop, and alternative sounds, sometimes working in Brazilian rhythms. The lyrics tend to circle around personal experiences and social questions. They followed 'Não Cabe Como Rima' with albums like 'Um Lugar Melhor' in 2016 and 'O Vento' in 2020, plus the EP 'Sobreviver' in 2018.
In 2015, the cover art for 'Um Lugar Melhor' drew criticism for depicting a nude woman held captive by men, which some listeners saw as glorifying violence against women. The band has also been vocal about social and political issues in Brazil.
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