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Otavio Augustus
Otavio Augustus formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2012, led by frontman Otavio Augusto. They released their debut album 'Tempo de Viver' in 2016, which included the...
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Otavio Augustus formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2012, led by frontman Otavio Augusto. They released their debut album 'Tempo de Viver' in 2016, which included the title track that became popular in Brazilian pop circles.
In 2018, the band put out 'Perdidos,' a song that gained significant attention for its emotional quality.
The group's lineup included Felipe Valente on bass, Lucas Mafra on drums, and Marcelo Paes on guitar alongside Augusto. They followed their debut with albums 'Vida Real' in 2018 and 'Sonhos de Uma Vida' in 2020.
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