Lupe De Lupe is an indie rock band hailing from Belo Horizonte, Brazil, known for their distinctive sound that blends elements of post-punk, shoegaze, and lo-fi with socially conscious lyrics. The band came onto the music scene in the early 2010s and quickly established themselves with their raw production and emotionally resonant music, capturing the attention of the Brazilian indie scene. They are recognized not only for their musical contributions but also for addressing political and social issues within their country through their songs.

Over the years, Lupe De Lupe's discography has grown with a number of releases that showcase their evolving style and deepening lyrical content. With tracks like "Um Tijolo Com Seu Nome" and "Lula," they've continued to touch on themes ranging from personal struggles to broader societal challenges, all while maintaining their gritty edge and post-punk ethos. The titles of their most recent releases—ranging from names of places like "Coromandel" and "Fortaleza" to thought-provoking phrases such as "Vejo uma Lua no Céu"—suggest a rich tapestry of experiences and influences, resonating with fans across Brazil and beyond. Despite their potentially niche genre, Lupe De Lupe's commitment to their craft and message has earned them a dedicated following and a respected place in the world of independent music.