Azul Limão is a seminal Brazilian heavy metal band hailing from the vibrant music scene of Rio de Janeiro, known for their significant contribution to the Brazilian rock movement of the 1980s. The band was founded in 1981 and quickly established itself with a raw edged approach that combined the intensity of heavy metal with socio-political themes pertinent to Brazil at the time, a period marked by a return to democracy after a long military dictatorship. Azul Limão's sound is characterized by powerful guitar riffs, aggressive rhythms, and soaring vocals that encapsulate the angst and energy of a youth in revolt.

Over the years, Azul Limão has endured line-up changes, industry evolution, and the ebb and flow of metal's popularity, while maintaining a devout fanbase. Their discography, enriched by landmark releases such as "Na Pressão" and "Dinero Dinero," is a testament to their resilience and passion for metal music. With live recordings like "Em Quarentena (Ao Vivo)," they've proven the band's raw power translates intact to the stage, capturing their dynamic performance style. Recent works such as "Ordem & Progresso" and "Vingança" continue to showcase the band’s commitment to social and political themes, melded seamlessly with their signature sound. Azul Limão's enduring legacy is one of passion, persistence, and the undying spirit of Brazilian heavy metal.