Progredito

Progredito is a progressive rock band from Brazil, formed in 1971 in Rio de Janeiro. The group is known for its complex compositions, intricate arrangements, and the extensive use of synthesizers and electronic instruments, which were innovative for the time. Progredito's music is characterized by its long, often improvisational pieces, and its exploration of philosophical and spiritual themes.

The band's lineup has undergone several changes over the years, with founding members including vocalist and guitarist Carlos Eduardo Miranda and bassist and keyboardist Carlos Eduardo Miranda Jr. The group has released numerous albums, with some of their most notable works including "Progredito" (1973), "O Som do Silêncio" (1974), and "Progredito IV" (1976). These albums showcased Progredito's unique sound and helped establish the band as a significant figure in the progressive rock genre.

Progredito's influence can be seen in the work of other progressive rock bands, both in Brazil and internationally. Their innovative approach to music and their exploration of deep themes have left a lasting impact on the genre. The band continues to perform and record new material, maintaining their status as a prominent force in progressive rock.