This Man e Os Sem Cueca
This Man e Os Sem Cueca formed in Brazil's early 1990s rock scene, with a name that came from a television commercial. The band included Babú Santana on...
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This Man e Os Sem Cueca formed in Brazil's early 1990s rock scene, with a name that came from a television commercial. The band included Babú Santana on vocals and guitar, Márcio "Montanha" on bass, Paulo Miklos on guitar and vocals, and Warner Castro on drums.
They released albums like "O Samba do Approach" in 1994 and "Busão Noturno" in 1996. Their song "Busão Noturno" became known for its depiction of São Paulo nightlife, telling a story about a night bus journey through the city.
Their music mixed rock with samba, rap, and funk elements. They were known for energetic live shows, though their lyrics and stage presence sometimes drew criticism from conservative quarters.
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