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Piloto e Astronauta
Piloto e Astronauta formed in 1989 around Samuel Rosa on vocals and guitar and Humberto Gessinger on bass and vocals. Their debut album 'Por Onde Andei' came...
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Piloto e Astronauta formed in 1989 around Samuel Rosa on vocals and guitar and Humberto Gessinger on bass and vocals. Their debut album 'Por Onde Andei' came out that same year, mixing rock and pop with some experimental touches.
In 1996, their second album 'Nação Zumbi' included the song 'Juliana,' which became their most recognizable track. The band faced a legal dispute with a record label around 2001 that paused their work for a few years.
They returned in 2004 with the album 'Tempestade.' The group's lineup has changed at times since their start.
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