Rútila Máquina

Years Active

1993

Genres

synth-pop, electronic, pop

Instruments

synthesizer, vocals, guitar, keyboards

Biography

Rútila Máquina was a Brazilian musical project that emerged in the mid-1990s, focusing on electronic and pop music.

The group is best known for the song "Magnificat", released in 1993, which gained prominence after being used as the opening theme for the Rede Globo soap opera "Olho no Olho". The song, featuring vocals by Tonia Schubert and composition by Márcio Lomiranda, stood out for its immersive sound and the vocalist's striking voice.

Although "Magnificat" was their main success, Rútila Máquina also released other tracks such as "Illusion (Instrumental)" and "Acredite Ou Não", exploring electronic and danceable elements. The project featured the participation of musicians such as Paulo Rafael on guitar and Márcio Lomiranda on keyboards and programming, contributing to the group's unique sonic identity.

Discography

• Rútila Máquina (1993)