Os Anjos

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Years Active

1996–2002

Genres

rock

Instruments

vocals, bass, trumpet, drums, keyboards, guitar

Biography

Os Anjos was a Brazilian rock band formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1996. The group consisted of Bernardo Penteado (vocals), Marquinhos (bass and trumpet), Marcos Fonseca (drums), Roberto Duarte (keyboards), and Guilherme Vieira (guitar).

Their debut album, also titled "Os Anjos," was released in 2000. The band gained some recognition for their song "Posso Não Falar de Amor (Mas Entendo de Mulher)" which was featured on the soundtrack of the popular Brazilian teen drama "Malhação." Another notable track from their album was "Namorada de Amiga Minha é Homem."

Os Anjos participated in the "Escalada do Rock" contest in 2000, aiming to secure a spot at the Rock in Rio III festival. They performed on the opening day of the festival in January 2001. The band's active period concluded around 2002.

Discography

• Os Anjos (2000)