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Vinydacor
Vinydacor formed in São Paulo in 2008. They're a Brazilian rock band whose song 'Quem Foi Rei Nunca Perde a Majestade' became something of an anthem in their...
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Vinydacor formed in São Paulo in 2008. They're a Brazilian rock band whose song 'Quem Foi Rei Nunca Perde a Majestade' became something of an anthem in their scene.
The band's lineup includes Fernando Badauí on vocals and guitar, Fabiano Carelli on bass, Rodrigo Carelli on drums, and Thiago Bigode on keyboards. They've worked with other Brazilian musicians like Rita Lee, Marcelo Nova, and Ronnie Von.
Their albums include 'Revolução,' 'Liberdade,' and 'Resistência.' Their music tends to address social and political themes, which has sometimes drawn criticism along with support.
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