This article is about the Brazilian band. For the village in Spain, see Colera. For the disease, see Cholera.
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Cólera is a Brazilian punk rock band formed in October 1979 in São Paulo, by the brothers Redson (guitar and lead vocals) and Pierre (drums) and their friend Val (bass guitar).[1] They are currently one of the oldest punk bands in activity in Brazil, with a career that spans 45 years. They have toured Europe four times, in 1987, 2004, 2008 and 2023.
On September 28, 2011, Redson died from stomach bleeding at the age of 49. Cólera continues to play with a new formation: Wendel Barros on vocals and Fabio Belluci on guitar. In July 2016, their 1986 album Pela Paz em Todo o Mundo was elected by Rolling Stone Brasil as the 2nd best Brazilian punk rock album.[2] Their album Acorde, Acorde, Acorde was elected among the 25 best Brazilian albums of the second half of 2018 by the São Paulo Association of Art Critics.[3]
Discography
Albums
Tente Mudar o Amanhã (1985) - Ataque Frontal
Pela Paz Em Todo o Mundo (1986) - Ataque Frontal
Cólera European Tour '87 (1988) - A. Indie Records
Verde, Não Devaste! (1989) - Devil Discos
Mundo Mecânico, Mundo Eletrônico (1991) - Devil Discos
