Móveis Coloniais de Acaju

Móveis Coloniais de Acaju is a Brazilian indie rock and ska band from Brasília established in 1998. The ensemble consists of ten members, including singer André Gonzáles, keyboardist Eduardo Borém, bassist Fabio Pedroza, Beto Mejía, Esdras Nogueira, Paulo Rogério, Gabriel Coaracy, Xande Bursztyn, and Fabrício Ofuji. Their name refers to a fictitious historical rebellion on Bananal Island where Portuguese forces defeated English invaders and burned their colonial mahogany furniture. Their recording career began with the debut eponymous extended play Móveis Coloniais de Acaju (EP) (2001). They subsequently released their debut studio recording Idem (2005) followed by the extended play Vai Thomaz no Acaju (2007), which was recorded with guitarist Gabriel Thomaz of the band Autoramas. Their discography also includes the studio recordings C_mpl_te (2009) and De Lá Até Aqui (2013), alongside the singles “Seria o Rolex?” (2006), “Sem Palavras” (2007), “O Tempo” (2009), “Falso Retrato (U-HU)” (2009), and “Projeto Tamar: 30 anos” (2009).