Strobo

Origin

Belém, PA

Years Active

2011

Genres

pop rock, electronic music, electronic rock, instrumental pop

Instruments

guitar, drums, programming, effects, sampler

Biography

Strobo is a Brazilian electronic music and pop rock duo formed in Belém, Pará, in 2011, by musicians Léo Chermont and Arthur Kunz. The band stands out for its fusion of synthetic and acoustic timbres, creating an experimental and pulsating sound that evokes the joy of Brazilian music, with influences ranging from rock to electronic music, passing through regional elements such as carimbó and tecnobrega.

Throughout their career, Strobo has released several studio albums, including "Delírio Cromático" (2012), "Mamãe Quero Ser Pop" (2014) and "Strobo 4" (2016). In 2013, the band was nominated in the "Revelation of the Year" category at the Prêmio Multishow de Música Brasileira.

In addition to their original work, Strobo has also collaborated with other artists, such as Jaloo, with whom they formed the project "Os Amantes", resulting in a self-titled album released in 2021. The duo has also participated in major festivals and cultural projects, consolidating their presence in the Brazilian music scene.

Discography

• Strobo (2011)
• Delírio Cromático (2013)
• Mamãe Quero Ser Pop (2014)
• Strobo 4 (2016)
• Os Amantes (2021)
• Amar, AMOR! (2026)