Invasores de Cérebros

Origin

São Paulo, SP

Years Active

1988

Genres

punk rock, hardcore

Instruments

vocal, bass, guitar, drums

Biography

The band Invasores de Cérebros is a landmark in the Brazilian punk rock scene, formed in São Paulo in 1988. Led by vocalist Ariel Uliana, the band stands out for its raw sound and protest lyrics, which reflect the rebellious and anarchic spirit of punk.

The trajectory of Invasores de Cérebros intertwines with the very history of punk in Brazil. Ariel Uliana, a central figure in the band, has a background of participating in pioneer groups of the genre, such as Restos de Nada, Desequilíbrio, and Inocentes, which gives him a musical baggage and a critical view of the underground scene. The band has shared the stage with international punk and hardcore acts, in addition to participating in important TV and radio shows, consolidating its relevance in the musical circuit.

With a lineup that has gone through several changes over the years, the essence of Invasores de Cérebros remains unchanged: the uncompromising defense of punk rock and direct action. The band remains active, releasing material and performing at shows, keeping the flame of punk alive and influencing new generations of musicians and fans.

Discography

• Invasores de Cérebros (1995)
• O Cérebro É uma Bomba-Relógio, o Cérebro É o Apocalipse... (2008)