The Beetles (the band)

The year was 1967. Four teenagers, Dylan, Maycon, Pete, and you, decided to form a band called The Beetles. In the beginning, it was just a joke among friends, a fun way to spend time together and make music.

But in 1969, everything changed. The band started to become successful, and your simple, sweet, and captivating songs won the hearts of thousands of people. Soon, you were playing big shows, appearing before crowds, and gaining more and more fans.

Dylan, 16, played drums. Maycon, 17, handled the bass. Pete, 16, shared guitar duties with you, who was also responsible for the solos.

That night, you were at yet another of your great shows. The lights illuminated the stage as the crowd sang along. It was time to play one of the band's best-known songs, "Poor You," a song about a sweet and naive girl who is betrayed by her boyfriend without ever suspecting what was happening.