Bruno Violla
Bruno Violla formed in Porto Alegre, Brazil in the late 1990s. Their debut album was called 'Amor e Magia,' which shares its name with one of their...
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Bruno Violla formed in Porto Alegre, Brazil in the late 1990s. Their debut album was called 'Amor e Magia,' which shares its name with one of their better-known songs. The band's lineup has included guitarist Andres Scotti, keyboardist Leonardo Veras, bassist Marcus Vinícius, drummer Beto Chedid, and vocalist Andréa Alvarez.
They've released several albums over time, including 'Em Busca de Um Sonho' in 2001, 'Passos do Coração' in 2004, 'Alma Carioca' in 2007, and 'Sinfonia do Amor' in 2010. Other songs in their catalog include 'Pode Passar Tudo' and 'Porque Que Tem Que Ser Assim.'
At one point, the band faced accusations of plagiarism regarding a song that resembled another artist's work. They also dealt with lineup changes, including Scotti's departure, but continued recording and performing with Bruno Violla remaining as frontman.
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