Golpe de Estado is a prominent Brazilian rock band known for its powerful blend of hard rock and socially conscious lyrics. Formed in São Paulo in 1985, the band achieved significant recognition in the Brazilian music scene for its gritty, compelling sound and its critical standpoint on political and social issues. Throughout their career, Golpe de Estado has undergone several lineup changes, but the essence of their music has remained consistent, characterized by heavy guitar riffs, commanding vocals, and a rhythm section that captures the energetic spirit of Brazilian rock.

The band's discography showcases their commitment to addressing the issues that face their society, with albums and songs that have become anthems for many of their fans. Notable works from their more recent releases such as "Caosmópolis" and "A Fila Vai Andar" illustrate their continuous evolution in sound while maintaining the raw, passionate message that has been intrinsic to their style. The live album "10 Anos (Ao Vivo)" commemorates a decade of their existence, capturing the dynamic and fervent performances that have solidified Golpe de Estado's status as a staple in Brazilian rock music. With tracks like "Zumbi" and "Nem Polícia, Nem Bandido," the group continues to resonate with audiences, delivering thought-provoking music that challenges and entertains.