Giordano

Giordano is a Brazilian rock band that formed in the late 2000s. Their 2014 album 'Agora a NASA Vem' gave them their most recognizable song, which shares the album's title. That track became something of an anthem for them, mixing rock energy with a playful, space-themed lyric. They've released several albums since their self-titled debut in 2009, including 'Acordar Pra Vida' in 2011 and 'Terra Firma' in 2020.

The band's lineup has included João Suplicy on lead vocals and guitar, Gustavo Sirotsky on bass and vocals, Pedro Altério on guitar and vocals, and Sandro Telles on drums. Their sound pulls from rock, funk, and pop, giving songs like 'Chamadas Perdidas' and 'Coração de Menino' a melodic, accessible feel. In 2017, they put out 'O Tempo Que Passou,' another full-length that continued their run of studio work.

Giordano's music tends to be upbeat and direct, with lyrics that often touch on everyday emotions and situations. Tracks like 'O Cara do Bar' and 'Fissura' show this straightforward, guitar-driven approach. They've built a following in Brazil's rock scene without much of the dramatic narrative that sometimes surrounds bands, just a steady output of albums and songs that connect with listeners looking for catchy, uncomplicated rock.