Grupo Renove (Re9)
Grupo Renove (Re9) formed in Porto Alegre, Brazil in 1987. The original lineup included Fernando Reis on vocals, Mauro Haraki on guitar, Bruno Legnani on...
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Grupo Renove (Re9) formed in Porto Alegre, Brazil in 1987. The original lineup included Fernando Reis on vocals, Mauro Haraki on guitar, Bruno Legnani on keyboards, and Serginho Hartke on drums. Their early years were reportedly lean, with financial struggles and limited recognition.
In 1993, the band released their breakthrough album 'Viver Em Paz.' The title track became a national sensation in Brazil, its message of peace and brotherhood connecting with listeners during a period of social and political tension. The song's popularity brought the band wider attention, though some critics dismissed their outlook as overly idealistic.
Their discography includes albums like 'FamÃlia' (2000), 'Sentimento' (2003), and 'Energia Divina' (2006). The current lineup still features founding members Reis, Haraki, Legnani, and Hartke, with Paulo Sartori on bass.
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