KLB's Popular Music Videos
![Watch Sou Um Milagre (Video Ao Vivo) [feat. KLB] music video by Padre Marcelo Rossi](/mkimage/image/thumb/Video114/v4/5e/9c/76/5e9c76f1-fa03-b6b3-e8c1-8d02f1c91707/8888808143330101.jpg/575x575mv.webp "Watch Sou Um Milagre (Video Ao Vivo) [feat. KLB] music video by Padre Marcelo Rossi")
![Watch Ela Não Está Aqui (I'd Love You To Want Me) [Live Video] music video by KLB](/mkimage/image/thumb/Video/v4/00/56/0e/00560e49-7262-33e6-35a6-ef279a604253/8864438173710101VIC.jpg/575x575mv.webp "Watch Ela Não Está Aqui (I'd Love You To Want Me) [Live Video] music video by KLB")
![Watch A Dor Desse Amor (A Puro Dolor) [Live] music video by KLB](/mkimage/image/thumb/Video/v4/ba/94/b7/ba94b739-dcd9-31c4-5225-18f320e5c1e2/8864438174180101VIC.jpg/575x575mv.webp "Watch A Dor Desse Amor (A Puro Dolor) [Live] music video by KLB")
About KLB
Hometown
Brazil
Formed
2000
Genre
Pop
In their mid-teens when they met, singers Kiko, Leandro, and Bruno came together as KLB in 1998. By 2000 the energetic boy band was appearing on numerous television shows in the threesome's native Brazil, and collectively landed a role in the Brazilian film Popstar, playing alongside Brazilian pop legend Xuxa. Just like their English and American counterparts (the Backstreet Boys, Take That, *NSYNC), KLB's rise to stardom was meteoric, and their 2001 self-titled debut dominated the pop charts in their homeland. Continuing their relationship with Sony International, they released their second self-titled album a year later and followed it with a sold-out tour of Brazil, documented on 2003's live CD Ao Vivo. KLB released their third self-titled collection of dance-pop and heartfelt ballads in 2004. ~ David Jeffries
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