Entrevista // Com Viralata

As you might know we went to the festival MUSA Cascais. And we had the chance to interview some Portuguese and international artists from the most different genres but all very kind and friendly.

During the next days we are publishing the interview results, although we will keep the original language interviews. If there's any interest from you, we can translate from Portuguese to English or vice-versa.
For more details about the artists performances, check our review.

Our first interview will be with the Portuguese punk/rock band Viralata.
As a band since 2010, Filipe Brito, Ivan Barros, Paulo Gano and Ulisses Silva are the members of this band, almost releasing their debut record Vai Buscar. More information about them check here.
This is a very relaxed, nice and cool interview to be appreciated and enjoyed.

More information about Viralata check their Facebook.

Viralata, Zé Ninguém

Viralata are a Portuguese punk rock band, created in September 2010.
Formed by talented and experienced musicians - Ulisses Silva (vocals and guitars), Filipe Brito (bass guitar), Ivan Barros (drums) and Paulo Gano (guitars).

With a very old school punk mixed with a bit of ska, they are full of energy and enthusiasm and you can expect a huge party on their life performances.
Their songs are shouts of sarcasm where they approach political and social problems with a nice complement of fun.

Their debut record Vai Buscar! is set to be released next September, with a live presentation on Ritz Club in Lisbon on August 31, with guarantees of many surprises and a huge celebration.
The record focus on the main problems of the Portuguese society nowadays, like political corruption on Carocho, domestic violence on Homem Que É Homem and social exclusion on Zé Ninguém.
Shortly, it's a band that is really aware of their country issues but handle with them with humor and music.
The album was produced by Paulo Vieira on Brugostudio and has all the ingredients to be excellent.

Recently they were invited to be part of a tribute compilation to another great Portuguese band names Peste & Sida and the 25th anniversary of Veneno, alongside with other big Portuguese punk and rock bands like Tara Perdida and Xutos & Pontapés. Viralata recorded the classic Portem-se Bem, check here.

"Zé ninguém,
está tudo bem,
é só um zé ninguém"