Samico e os Invisíveis
Samico e os Invisíveis formed in the late 1990s around frontman Samico, with bandmates Alexandre Fontanetti, Thiago Gomes, and Marcelo Silveira. They built...
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Samico e os Invisíveis formed in the late 1990s around frontman Samico, with bandmates Alexandre Fontanetti, Thiago Gomes, and Marcelo Silveira. They built their following playing venues around Brazil, gradually developing the sound that would become familiar to their listeners.
Their 2000 song "A Paz de Deus" became their breakthrough, a straightforward expression of spiritual peace that connected widely. Other tracks like "DNA" and "Forjado na Fé" continued in similar territory, exploring themes of faith and personal conviction without much ornamentation.
They released several albums through the 2000s, including "A Vida É um Sopro" in 2002 and "O Amor Venceu" in 2008. The group occasionally worked with other Brazilian musicians like Zélia Duncan and Nando Reis, but mostly kept to their core lineup and approach.
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