Vírus 27
Vírus 27 started in Guarujá, São Paulo, in 2012, with Diego Reis on vocals, Rafael Welter on guitar, Danilo Souza on bass, and Lucas Veigo on drums. They...
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Vírus 27 started in Guarujá, São Paulo, in 2012, with Diego Reis on vocals, Rafael Welter on guitar, Danilo Souza on bass, and Lucas Veigo on drums. They built a following through live shows, playing a heavy metal sound that felt raw and direct.
Their debut album in 2015 was called 'Caminhos Incertos', which also became the title of one of their best-known songs. That track, along with others like 'Reprecaos' and 'Vida Civil', often dealt with themes of daily struggle and uncertainty, delivered with an aggressive edge.
They put out more albums, including 'De Cabeça Erguida' and 'Dentro do Caos', and toured around Brazil. Their lyrics sometimes sparked debate, with some listeners finding them bleak, but the band kept playing their way.
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