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Banda Radar-x
Banda Radar-X formed in São Paulo in the early 2000s with Rafael Bertolucci on vocals, João Rafael Galvão on bass, Daniel Abud on drums, and Bruno Gattai on...
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Banda Radar-X formed in São Paulo in the early 2000s with Rafael Bertolucci on vocals, João Rafael Galvão on bass, Daniel Abud on drums, and Bruno Gattai on guitar. They started playing in the city's underground scene before releasing their debut album 'A Caminho' in 2006. That record included 'Aos Poucos,' a ballad that became their first national hit.
Their sound mixed rock with Brazilian rhythms, and they kept recording through the late 2000s and early 2010s. Albums like 'Limbo' in 2008, 'Verve' in 2010, and 'Transe' in 2014 showed them working through different approaches while keeping a melodic focus. Other songs from that period include 'Canções E Melodia' and 'Decisão.'
Over time, guitarists Mauricio Almeida and Pedro Coelho joined the lineup. The band also worked with artists like Marina Lima, Lenine, and Marisa Monte.
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