The Crazy's
The Crazy's formed in the late 1990s when a few friends started playing together. Marcos Alvarenga sang lead, Thiago Oliveira played guitar, and Carlos...
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The Crazy's formed in the late 1990s when a few friends started playing together. Marcos Alvarenga sang lead, Thiago Oliveira played guitar, and Carlos Alberto handled bass. They built an audience playing local bars and festivals before things took off in 2002.
That year, they released "Graças a Deus Por Ter Te Encontrado." The song connected with people across Brazil and pushed the band into the mainstream. Other tracks like "Liberdade" and "Queria te encontrar" also became staples for their listeners.
They kept recording through the 2000s, putting out albums like Ao Vivo em Campo Grande in 2004 and Pode Isso, Arnaldo? in 2006. Alvarenga had some well-documented personal struggles during this period, but the band continued working. Their music sometimes drew criticism for being too direct, but they generally stuck to their own approach.
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