KLB

Origin

São Paulo, SP

Genres

pop, pop rock, country, eletropop

Instruments

guitar, acoustic guitar, drums, bass, keyboards, piano, harmonica, percussion, vocal

Biography

KLB is a Brazilian pop and pop rock band formed in São Paulo in 2000, consisting of brothers Kiko, Leandro, and Bruno Scornavacca. Sons of musician Franco Scornavacca, the brothers began playing together in childhood and gained national prominence with the release of their self-titled debut album, driven by the massive success of the hit "A Dor Desse Amor". The trio quickly established themselves as one of the biggest commercial phenomena in Brazilian music in the early 2000s, selling millions of copies and packing venues across the country.

Over a trajectory spanning more than two decades, the group expanded their sound beyond romantic pop, incorporating country elements in the album Entre o Céu e a Terra and electropop sounds in later works such as KLB 3D. The band also left their mark on television alongside artists like Wanessa Camargo and participated in collaborations with prominent groups from the national pop scene, such as Rouge. Even with hiatuses and the brothers' parallel incursions into individual projects and politics, KLB maintained a loyal audience and held commemorative tours celebrating important milestones in their career.

The group's influence on Brazilian pop music resonated with a generation of artists and projects focused on commercial and romantic pop appeal, sharing space in the 2000s with phenomena like Sandy & Junior. Through memorable ballads and top-selling albums, the trio secured a prominent place in the country's recording history.

Discography

• KLB (2000)
• KLB (2001)
• KLB (2002) (2002)
• Ao Vivo (2003)
• KLB (2004) (2004)
• Obsessão (2005)
• Bandas (2007)
• Bandas - Eram Garotos que Como Nós Amavam os Beatles e os Rolling Stones (2007)
• Entre o Céu e a Terra (2008)
• 3D (2011)
• Um Novo Tempo (2015)
• 20+2 Experience (Ao Vivo) (2023)
• As 10 Mais (2024)