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Rockego
Rockego formed in Fortaleza in 2004 with Rafael Oliveira on vocals and guitar, Felipe "Fedô" Pax on bass, and Leandro Moreira on drums. They started playing...
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Rockego formed in Fortaleza in 2004 with Rafael Oliveira on vocals and guitar, Felipe "Fedô" Pax on bass, and Leandro Moreira on drums. They started playing local bars and clubs, building a following with straightforward rock that drew from classic influences.
Their song "O Seu Amor Sou Eu" became a hit in Brazil. They've released several albums since 2007, including the self-titled debut, "Nosso Mundo" in 2013, and "Alma de Rock" in 2020, along with a few live recordings.
The lineup has stayed the same since the beginning. Their sound mixes rock with some Brazilian rhythms, keeping things melodic and direct.
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