Casa das Máquinas is a storied Brazilian rock band with deep roots in the 1970s progressive and psychedelic rock movement. The band was formed in São Paulo in 1973, originally consisting of members like guitarist and vocalist Netinho, bassist and vocalist Mario Testoni, drummer and vocalist João Alberto, guitarist Aroldo Binda, and keyboardist Claudio Fernandes. They quickly became one of the key bands in the Brazilian rock scene, known for their energetic performances and intricate musical compositions, blending rock with elements of Brazilian music.

The band's career includes a string of successful albums, among them their seminal works "Casa de Rock" and "Lar de Maravilhas" which established Casa das Máquinas as a leading force in the Brazilian progressive and psychedelic circuits. After disbanding in the late 1970s, Casa das Máquinas experienced several reunions in the following decades. They continued to captivate new generations of fans with both the reissue of classic tracks and the introduction of new material. This is reflected in their more recent releases such as "O Melhor do Casa das Máquinas", a compilation of their greatest hits, and "Nova Casa", which marked a triumphant return to the studio with fresh and dynamic sounds while still honoring their original psychedelic ethos. Despite lineup changes and the passage of time, Casa das Máquinas has maintained its status as an influential and beloved rock institution in the Brazilian music landscape.