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Banda Aleph
Banda Aleph formed in 1992 in São Paulo, Brazil, around Thiago Castanho and keyboardist Claudio Szajnbrum. They worked through early financial difficulties...
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Banda Aleph formed in 1992 in São Paulo, Brazil, around Thiago Castanho and keyboardist Claudio Szajnbrum. They worked through early financial difficulties while developing their sound in live settings.
Their 1995 debut album "Espírito" gave them a national platform, with the title track becoming a recognizable piece of their catalog. They followed it with albums like "Tao" in 1999 and "Viva" in 2002.
The band's lyrics sometimes drew criticism from conservative groups for their spiritual and esoteric references. Thiago Castanho also faced personal challenges with substance abuse during this period.
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