Cerebro Eletronico
São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil | INDIE
Music
Press
Saiba quais são os 50 álbuns que formaram identidade musical brasileira dos anos 2000. (45. Cérebro Eletrônico - Pareço Moderno) - Folha de São Paulo
Em seu terceiro lançamento, grupo neotropicalista mexe em sua formação e busca ser mais acessível - Rolling Stone Brasil
...operatically overblown psych-pop of “Desquite” by Cérebro Eletrônico feat. Tulipa conjurs up the theatrical prime of Os Mutantes. - Sounds and Colours
Cérebro Eletrônico's hilarious ode to getting over an ungrateful ex will have you wondering if you are at a Queen concert or on the streets of Brazil during carnaval. - NPR Alt.Latino
Neste terceiro disco, Tatá Aeroplano e sua turma abraçaram o rock como não haviam feito anteriormente. As guitarras dão a tônica, mas sem perder as referências tropicalistas características. O resultado é um álbum mais acessível e coeso, pontuado por boas baladas e faixas mais dançantes. - Rolling Stone Brasil
Discography
Studio Albumns:
2003 - Onda Hibrida Ressonante
2008 - Pareço Moderno
2010 - Deus e o Diabo no Liquidificador
Others:
2010 - Cérebro Eletrônico with Maria Alcina - 100 anos de Ataulfo Alves
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Bio
The first record, 'Onda Híbrida Ressonante' was released in 2003 by Reco-Head in Sao Paulo. At the first beggining they were a duo formed by Tatá Aeroplano (lead singer) and Fernando Maranho (guitar, synths and beats). After the release of the first album, new members joined what is now a 5 members Post Tropicalist band which have been playing all over Brazil for almost a decade.
The brazilian music with rock mix, which was a mark of Tropicalists groups like 'Os Mutantes', was renewed by band which brought the new world music to the music style,
In 2008, they released the media and audience successfull record called "Pareço Moderno" (Looks like a Modern) which was highlighted in many press, electronic and television medias all over the country.
In 2010, they released their third record, called 'Deus e o Diabo no Liquidificador' (God and the Devil inside the Blender) which was as successful as their second album and have been taking the band to play all over the country again.
The lyrics, write mostly by the lead singer Tatá Aeroplano are sarcastic and describes the peculiar look of a south american urban guy.
The band have already played for huge crowds in TIM Festival (Sao Paulo), La Paloma (Barcelona), Rec Beat (Recife) and Planeta Terra (this one with their friends Tiê, Tulipa and Thiago Petit).
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