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Realidade Híbrida
Realidade Híbrida formed when Lucas Alves, Caio Castro, and Eric Bahia started playing together. Their song 'Verdades Escondidas' became a focal point for the...
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Realidade Híbrida formed when Lucas Alves, Caio Castro, and Eric Bahia started playing together. Their song 'Verdades Escondidas' became a focal point for the band, giving its name to their debut album.
They developed a sound that mixed rock, electronic elements, and Brazilian folk influences.
Their later albums included 'Novas Frequências' and 'Ciclos', which continued their exploration of different musical textures. The three members remained the core of the group, with Alves handling vocals and guitar, Castro on bass, and Bahia on drums.
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