Fino Coletivo

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Years Active

2005–2015

Genres

MPB, samba-rock

Instruments

guitar, bass, drums, vocals, acoustic guitar

Biography

O Fino Coletivo is a Brazilian MPB musical group formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2005. The band emerged from the union of musicians such as Wado, Alvinho Cabral, and Marcelo Frota, later consolidating a lineup that included names like Adriano Siri, Alvaro Lancellotti, Daniel Medeiros, and Rodrigo Scofield.

In 2007, the group released their self-titled debut album, which earned them major recognition, including the São Paulo Association of Art Critics (APCA) award in the popular music revelation group category, as well as an award at the 6th Rival Petrobras Music Awards. The band's success continued with the release of the album Copacabana in 2010, voted one of the ten best of the year by the newspaper O Globo, and with the inclusion of their songs in prominent soundtracks, such as the telenovela Caminho das Índias and television football broadcasts.

After releasing the album Massagueira in 2014 — whose title references the hometown of some members in Alagoas —, the group entered a hiatus in 2015, with members moving to Portugal. After seven years away from the stage, the band resumed their activities in 2023, celebrating their journey in Brazilian music.

Discography

• Fino Coletivo (2007)
• Copacabana (2010)
• Massagueira (2014)
• Carnaval dos Espíritos (2023)