Zero

A romantic rock-band formed in São Paulo in the ’80s, No acquired as its associates Fábio Golfetti, the founder of Violeta de Outono. Following the one “Heróis certainly,” the music group launched its initial mini-LP, Passos no Escuro, which marketed a lot more than 120,000 copies with both hits “Agora European union Sei” (a duet by Zero’s Guilherme Isnard and RPM’s Paulo Ricardo) and “Formosa.” In 1987, the group opened up for Tina Turner in Brazil. Having getting dissolved in 1989, No teamed up once again in 1999 for the Brazilian tour, having released the Compact disc Electro Acústico in 2001.