XequeVoip
XequeVoip came out of São Paulo in the early 2000s with a punk sound that got attention quickly. Their song "Escola É o Caralho" became particularly...
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XequeVoip came out of São Paulo in the early 2000s with a punk sound that got attention quickly. Their song "Escola É o Caralho" became particularly well-known, drawing criticism for its direct lyrics about the education system. Some radio stations wouldn't play it, and the band faced some legal trouble around 2004.
They put out a self-titled debut album in 2006, followed by others like "O Mundo Que Eu Quero" and "Nação Vanguarda." Their live shows developed a reputation for being intense. The band included vocalist Rodrigo Lima, guitarist Felipe Rodarte, bassist Alexandre "Pinguim" Rodrigues, and drummer Bruno Amado.
Other songs like "Garota Sensual" and "Prova de Amor" show a different side from the confrontational singles. Their music connected with listeners who were drawn to its straightforward energy and themes that felt grounded in everyday frustrations.
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