Alt - 169®
Alt-169® came out of São Paulo in the late 1990s. Their debut album arrived in 1997, and they kept putting out records through the next decade, like 2003's...
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Alt-169® came out of São Paulo in the late 1990s. Their debut album arrived in 1997, and they kept putting out records through the next decade, like 2003's 'Ela É Meiga' and 2009's 'Altímetro'. The song 'Ela É Meiga' became a particular touchstone for them.
Marcos Almeida sang and played guitar, with Fabio Aguiar on guitar, Andre Paes Leme on bass, and Luisão Pereira on drums. Their sound pulled from different places, which drew some early criticism from traditionalists. In 2010, Almeida dealt with a nerve disorder that affected his playing, but he worked through it.
They recorded other songs like 'Ritmo Frenético' and 'Todo Esse Tempo'. The band's music ended up in various TV shows and films over time.
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