GoldZ.O
GoldZ.O formed in 2016 in São Paulo, Brazil, with three childhood friends: Fernando "Fê" Arruda, Eduardo "Dudu" Correia, and Bruno "BRuno" Mendonça. They...
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GoldZ.O formed in 2016 in São Paulo, Brazil, with three childhood friends: Fernando "Fê" Arruda, Eduardo "Dudu" Correia, and Bruno "BRuno" Mendonça. They started in a small studio with limited resources, building recognition through live shows and videos online before reaching a wider audience.
Their 2018 album "Funk Machine" and 2021's "Eletrônica Brasileira" mix funk, electro, and Brazilian rhythms. The track "Fico Rico (part. Lz)" became their breakout single, featuring Brazilian rapper Lz. They've also worked with Cuban singer Cimafunk and American DJ Diplo.
Some of their lyrics touch on social themes like inequality and poverty, which drew attention when they commented on Brazil's COVID-19 response. Fernando Arruda handles vocals and songwriting for the group.
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