Ventre was a dynamic Brazilian indie-rock trio hailing from Rio de Janeiro, gaining prominence for their emotionally intense performances and a unique blend of raw energy infused with intricate melodies. The band, which was formed in 2012, consisted of Gabriel Ventura (guitar and vocals), Hugo Noguchi (bass), and Larissa Conforto (drums). Together, they crafted a sound that navigated through the landscapes of post-rock, alternative, and emo genres while retaining a distinctly Brazilian touch.

Over the course of their career, Ventre released a string of well-received projects that showcased their ability to convey the depth of human emotion through music. Their self-titled debut album "Ventre" set the stage for their compelling musical journey, while "Ventre Ao Vivo no Méier", a live recording, captured the raw electricity of their stage performances. Their last offerings, "O Corte" and "Saudade (O Corte 腹切り)", are standouts that reflect the trio's growth in songwriting and sonic exploration. Before announcing their split in 2018, Ventre left a lasting impression on the Brazilian indie music scene with emotive tracks like "Aquela Mancha (腹切り)" and "Alfinete", which exemplified the intensity and introspection that were the hallmarks of their brief but impactful tenure.