Post-Punk Brasileiro

Post-Punk Brasileiro is a Brazilian music genre that emerged in the late 1970s and early 1980s. It is a mix of punk, new wave, and experimental music, with a strong emphasis on Brazilian rhythms and melodies. The genre is characterized by its dark, brooding sound, often featuring distorted guitars, synthesizers, and drum machines. Lyrics often focus on themes of alienation, despair, and social injustice. Post-Punk Brasileiro has been influential in the development of other Brazilian genres such as MPB, Tropicalia, and Forro.