Artists / Bands from Brazil (19)
Brazil’s vibrant music scene extends far beyond samba and bossa nova. From classic rock to heavy metal, here’s a comprehensive list of influential artists and bands from Brazil, showcasing the country’s rich musical diversity.
Key Brazilian Artists and Bands
Raul Seixas (27) — Often called the "Father of Brazilian Rock," his music blends rock and roll with a Brazilian flavor.
Biquíni Cavadão (20) — One of Brazil’s most beloved pop-rock bands, known for their catchy tunes.
Capital Inicial (19) — Popular rock band with a long-standing career and numerous hits.
Engenheiros do Hawaii (18) — Innovative rock group known for their poetic lyrics.
Titãs (17) — One of the most important rock bands in Brazil’s history, blending punk, new wave, and alternative rock.
Sepultura (15) — Legendary heavy metal band that achieved worldwide fame for their powerful sound.
Lobão (15) — Singer-songwriter known for his rebellious spirit and genre-blending style.
Ira! (14) — Rock band with a loyal following and a rich discography.
Barão Vermelho (13) — Rock band formed in the 1980s, known for their energetic performances.
Legião Urbana (13) — Influential alternative rock band that tackled social and political themes.
Ultraje a Rigor (11) — Punk rock and comedy-infused group known for their sharp lyrics.
Charlie Brown Jr. (10) — Band that mixed rock, punk, rap, and reggae influences.
Apocalypse (10) — Progressive rock band with a grandiose, symphonic sound.
Casa das Máquinas (6) — Classic rock band from the 70s with a cult following.
Os Mutantes (8) — Pioneers of the tropicalia movement, fusing psychedelic rock with Brazilian music.
Novos Baianos (8) — Band that combined MPB, rock, and samba in an innovative style.
Arnaldo Baptista (5) — Multi-instrumentalist and a key figure in Brazil’s psychedelic rock scene.
Apanhador Só (3) — Indie rock band with a fresh and modern sound.
Far From Alaska (3) — Rock band with a powerful, alternative vibe.
Summary
From the global impact of Sepultura to the poetic anthems of Legião Urbana and the experimental brilliance of Os Mutantes, Brazil’s rock and alternative scenes have shaped not only the country’s musical identity but also influenced genres worldwide.