Kildere
Kildere formed in Curitiba, Brazil in 1999, led by vocalist Paulo César Baruk. Their debut album 'Meu Pai' came out in 2001, with the title track becoming one...
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Kildere formed in Curitiba, Brazil in 1999, led by vocalist Paulo César Baruk. Their debut album 'Meu Pai' came out in 2001, with the title track becoming one of their most recognized songs. They worked as a Christian rock band, which sometimes drew criticism from more conservative religious circles for their approach.
Their music included songs like 'Rua Nua' and 'Terceiro Mundo' from their catalog. They released several albums after their debut, including 'Infinito,' 'Pra Conhecer Você,' 'Porção Dobrada,' and 'Raio X.' The band's lineup changed over time, with Baruk remaining constant alongside musicians like guitarist Kiko Zambianchi, bassist Fernando Aranha, and drummer Rodrigo Racy.
Kildere collaborated with other Brazilian Christian artists such as Aline Barros, Fernanda Brum, and Marcos Witt. Their work in the early 2000s placed them among the more visible Christian rock acts in Brazil during that period.
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