Dingo

Origin

Porto Alegre, RS

Also known as

Dingo Bells

Genres

indie rock, alternative rock, pop

Biography

Dingo (formerly Dingo Bells) is a Brazilian indie rock band originating from Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul. The group stood out in the independent music scene with the release of their first album, "Maravilhas da Vida Moderna", funded through crowdfunding and awarded at the Açorianos Award in the categories of "Pop Composer" and "Graphic Design".

The band's consolidation on the national scene came with the album "Todo Mundo Vai Mudar", which received widespread critical acclaim, being recognized by Rolling Stone Brasil magazine and the São Paulo Association of Art Critics. This repertoire engages in dialogue with the rich tradition of gaucho rock and contemporary independent music, sharing an aesthetic space with projects by artists such as O Terno and Scalene.

In 2022, the group officially adopted the name Dingo and released their third studio album, "A Vida É Uma Granada", through Selo Rockambole, accompanied by a series of singles. The current lineup features Rodrigo Fischmann, Diogo Brochmann, Felipe Kautz, and Fabricio Gambogi, maintaining a striking trajectory in the renewal of Brazilian alternative sound.