Walverdes is a pivotal band in the Brazilian alternative rock scene, known for their raw, electrifying performances and a sound that blends elements of punk, indie rock, and garage rock. They hail from Porto Alegre, the capital city of Brazil's southernmost state, Rio Grande do Sul, and have been instrumental in shaping the local and national rock landscape since their formation in the mid-1990s. Comprised of members Marcos Rubenich (drums), Felipe Puperi (bass), and Gustavo "Mini" Bittencourt (guitar and vocals), Walverdes stands out for their energetic riffs, frenetic rhythms, and a defiantly DIY ethos.

Over the years, Walverdes has maintained a consistent presence in Brazil's indie music scene, releasing a string of albums that are both critical reflections of their times and milestones in Brazilian rock. Their discography includes titles such as "Break Dance," "Playback," "1993 . 2003," which commemorates a decade of their journey, and "Anticontrole." Their sound has continually evolved, yet they've always stayed true to their roots, combining thought-provoking lyrics with a gritty, visceral sound. "90°" and "Repuxo" exemplify their ability to combine melody with the raw energy that characterizes their live shows. With their latest release, "Loop Sessions: É Muita Gente," Walverdes once again assert their relevance in the contemporary music scene, delivering a performance that captures the essence of their artistic identity and endurance as a band.