Banda ArtBiss
Banda ArtBiss formed in São Paulo in the early 1990s with Diego Domingues on vocals and guitar, Fernando Martin on bass, Mauricio Takara on drums, and Carlos...
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Banda ArtBiss formed in São Paulo in the early 1990s with Diego Domingues on vocals and guitar, Fernando Martin on bass, Mauricio Takara on drums, and Carlos Alvarez on keyboards. Their 1997 album "40 Graus" gave them their most recognizable song, which tackles poverty and inequality directly.
Their music often addressed social issues, which sometimes drew criticism alongside praise. They kept releasing albums through the 2000s, including "O Grande Circo" in 2000 and "A Dança do Sol" in 2007.
Songs like "Coração Sem Juízo" and "Metade" show their range beyond protest anthems. The lineup stayed consistent for years, with Domingues's voice and guitar work anchoring their sound.
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