Brigada Mundana
Brigada Mundana formed in São Paulo in 2004 with Rodrigo Brandão on vocals and guitar, Maurício Takara on bass, Bruno Pavão on drums, and Sandro Nunes on...
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Brigada Mundana formed in São Paulo in 2004 with Rodrigo Brandão on vocals and guitar, Maurício Takara on bass, Bruno Pavão on drums, and Sandro Nunes on keyboards. They put out their debut album 'Um Dois Dez' in 2007, which gave the band its name from one of the songs. Their music pulls from samba, rock, and electronic sounds, often with lyrics that touch on social issues.
Their albums include 'As Cidades Invisíveis' from 2011, 'Um Dia Lindo para Morrer' in 2014, and 'Entropia' in 2018. Songs like 'Despedida' and 'Entre Nós' show their mix of rhythmic grooves and more textured arrangements.
They're still based in São Paulo, working with the same four members since the start. Their catalog has a consistent feel, psychedelic touches here, a samba rhythm there, without trying to reinvent themselves with each release.
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