B ao Cubo
B ao Cubo formed in 2004 when three friends, Alexandre Magno, Bruno Gouveia, and Rafael Almeida, started playing together. They found their sound in pop rock,...
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B ao Cubo formed in 2004 when three friends, Alexandre Magno, Bruno Gouveia, and Rafael Almeida, started playing together. They found their sound in pop rock, with Magno on lead vocals, Gouveia on guitars and vocals, and Almeida on bass and backing vocals.
In 2012, their single "Amizade Colorida" became a breakout hit. The song's catchy melody and lyrics about modern relationships connected with listeners, pushing the band into wider recognition. They followed it with tracks like "Próximo Passo.
Their music ranges from upbeat pop to more introspective material, though they've kept a consistent focus on melodic songwriting. In 2017, they faced some criticism over a political campaign involvement, but continued making music.
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