Submite
Submite formed in Brazil during the mid-1990s, a period when rock music was gaining significant ground there. Their self-titled debut album arrived in 1997,...
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Submite formed in Brazil during the mid-1990s, a period when rock music was gaining significant ground there. Their self-titled debut album arrived in 1997, anchored by the single 'Nada Vai Mudar.' That song, with lyrics by frontman Badauí, struck a chord and became a major hit.
The band's sound pulled from post-grunge and alternative rock, while also incorporating elements of Brazilian MPB. This mix gave their music a distinct texture. Beyond 'Nada Vai Mudar,' their catalog includes songs like 'No Mesmo Lugar,' 'Paraíso Para Nós,' and 'Vai Amanhecer.'
Badauí has been the consistent creative force, handling vocals and guitar. The group has seen other members come and go over time, with periods of inactivity linked to Badauí's personal struggles. They released several more studio albums after their debut, including 'Segundo Ato' in 2000 and 'Novas Cicatrizes' in 2016.
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