Andar 31

Andar 31 formed in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1990s around vocalist and guitarist Bruno Boncini. Their self-titled debut album arrived in 2003, anchored by the single "Eu Me Lembrarei," which became a staple of Brazilian rock radio with its straightforward guitar work and Boncini's clear vocal delivery.

After bassist Pedro Ricomini left in 2005, the band reshuffled, bringing in Cléber Dias and Rafael Gonçalves. Their 2006 album "Acústico" took a turn toward stripped-down arrangements, a move that divided some listeners who preferred the earlier rock sound. They kept recording through the next decade, putting out albums like "Sintonia" in 2009 and "Raízes" in 2012.

Bruno Boncini has remained the constant through the lineup changes, writing songs that often lean into personal reflection and straightforward rock structures. Another track like "Chegou o Tempo" shows their tendency toward anthemic, mid-tempo material that doesn't overcomplicate things.