Violeta de Outono is a Brazilian rock band that emerged in the vibrant musical scene of São Paulo in the mid-1980s. Their sound is characterized by a fusion of psychedelic rock with progressive elements, and occasionally, touches of Brazilian music, which gives them a unique place in the pantheon of Brazilian rock. Formed by Fabio Golfetti, Cláudio Souza, and Angelo Pastorello, the band quickly gained a following for their dreamy soundscapes and thoughtful lyrics, reflecting the influences of classic rock bands from the 60s and 70s.

Over the years, Violeta de Outono has continued to evolve, with numerous lineup changes, but always retaining their distinctive, introspective style. Their discography showcases this evolution, with albums such as "Em Toda Parte," "Volume 7," and "Spaces," which highlight their dynamic progression. The ensemble's prowess was further recognized with their ambitious project "Violeta de Outono & Orquestra," where they combined their traditional rock setup with orchestral arrangements, offering new perspectives on their music and attracting critical acclaim. By continually experimenting and pushing the boundaries of genre, Violeta de Outono has cemented their legacy as one of the most innovative and enduring acts in Brazil's rock history.