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The Oraps
The Oraps formed in 2005 in Goiás, Brazil, with Guilherme Andrade on vocals and guitar, Rafael Barros on bass, and Rodrigo Manhães on drums. They started as a...
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The Oraps formed in 2005 in Goiás, Brazil, with Guilherme Andrade on vocals and guitar, Rafael Barros on bass, and Rodrigo Manhães on drums. They started as a trio sharing a basic interest in making music together.
Their song 'Livre Estrada' drew attention for its lyrics about the open road, which some listeners interpreted as encouraging reckless driving. The band maintained that the song was simply reflecting aspects of life as they saw it.
They've released several albums over time, working through the typical financial and personal pressures that come with trying to keep a band going. Their music has found an audience that appreciates what they do.
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