Voluntários da Pátria
Voluntários da Pátria formed in 1993, led by vocalist Henrique Gomes. Their debut album that year was called 'Verdades e Mentiras,' which included the title...
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Voluntários da Pátria formed in 1993, led by vocalist Henrique Gomes. Their debut album that year was called 'Verdades e Mentiras,' which included the title track and other songs like 'Cadê o socialismo?' and 'O homem que eu amo.' The band's lyrics often addressed political and social themes in Brazil.
They released several more albums through the 1990s and early 2000s, including 'Falsa Democracia' in 1995 and 'Pátria Amada' in 1997. Their music incorporated Brazilian rhythms with rock elements. In 2008, they faced a legal challenge from a political party over their lyrics, though they continued performing.
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