Pélico

Origin

São Paulo, SP

Also known as

Robson Pélico

Years Active

1990

Genres

MPB, pop rock

Instruments

vocals, guitar

Biography

Robson Pélico, better known by his artistic name Pélico, was born in São Paulo on January 31, 1976. He works as a singer, songwriter, and guitarist, having started his prominent professional journey in music in the 2000s. His official debut album, O último dia de um homem sem juízo, reached the public in 2008 through Monga Records and Tratore, preceded by an initial recording from 2003 titled Melodrama. Over the years, he has consolidated his discography with works such as Que isso fique entre nós, released in 2011 by YB Music, and the album Euforia, from 2015.

Throughout his career, Pélico has collaborated with various names in Brazilian culture, including musical productions with Jesus Sanches and guest appearances on his projects by artists like Carú Ricardo and Letícia Spiller. His work also gained visibility in television soundtracks, such as his interpretation of the song "Não há cabeça", by composer Ângela Rô Rô, which was part of the soap opera Velho Chico in 2016. In addition, his talent as a songwriter and performer received recognition from specialized critics, appearing on Rolling Stone Brasil's best of the year lists.

With a body of work that moves between MPB and contemporary auteur song, Pélico continued to expand his repertoire with subsequent releases, such as the album Quem Me Viu, Quem me Vê, in 2019. His sound dialogues with the rich tradition of urban popular music from São Paulo, maintaining relevance in the national independent scene alongside artists like Catto and YB Music.

Discography

• O último dia de um homem sem juízo (2008)
• Que isso fique entre nós (2011)
• Euforia (2015)
• Quem Me Viu, Quem Me Vê (2019)
• A Universa Me Sorriu – Minhas Canções com Ronaldo Bastos (2025)