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Zero da Função
Zero da Função is a Brazilian band from São Paulo that started playing in the early 2000s. Adriano Cintra sings and plays guitar for them. Their music mixes...
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Zero da Função is a Brazilian band from São Paulo that started playing in the early 2000s. Adriano Cintra sings and plays guitar for them. Their music mixes hard rock with funk.
Their song "Rep Contrário" got them noticed. It's about police brutality and caused some trouble when it came out. That track helped them get a deal with the label Som Livre.
They put out albums like "O Mundo É Nosso," "Nada Mudou," and "Contracultura." The band's lineup has stayed pretty steady, with Marcio Mello on guitar, Tio on bass, and Jorginho on drums.
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