Algarismo
Algarismo formed in the early 2000s with Pedrinho Godim on vocals and guitar, Bruno Vieira on drums, and Nilson Lima on bass. They started playing together in...
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Algarismo formed in the early 2000s with Pedrinho Godim on vocals and guitar, Bruno Vieira on drums, and Nilson Lima on bass. They started playing together in a small rehearsal space, working out a sound that mixed rock with Brazilian rhythms and reggae. Their debut album 'A Vida Que te Espera' came out in 2007.
Their song 'A Agua e o Fogo' became something of an anthem for them, a track about passion and longing that connected with listeners. Other songs like 'Bela Vida Velha' and 'Falando de Amor' showed their range from introspective to more direct material.
Later albums included 'O Coração' in 2010 and 'Fogo e Paixão' in 2016. The band's lineup eventually expanded to include Rogério Lima on keyboards. They've mentioned being influenced by Brazilian rock acts like Legião Urbana alongside international artists such as Bob Marley and The Rolling Stones.
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