The historic band Gonorréia, one of the greatest symbols of Bahian punk rock in the 1980s, has just achieved an important recognition: it has become part of the collection of the City of Music of Bahia, a space dedicated to preserving the musical memory of the state and recognized as Bahian historical heritage.
Founded by Eduardo Scott, the band made its mark alongside names like Camisa de Vênus, Trem Fantasma, and Delirium Tremens, becoming one of the main references for rock produced in Salvador. Their performances in alternative spaces, such as Circo Relâmpago and Circo Troca de Segredos, helped strengthen the underground scene in the Bahian capital.
With its inclusion in the City of Music of Bahia, located in the Casarão dos Azulejos Azuis, in Comércio, opposite the Mercado Modelo, Gonorréia's trajectory is preserved for future generations, reaffirming the importance of rock in the construction of Bahia's cultural diversity and Brazilian music.
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