The will to compose has always existed between the members of Armahda. They were influenced by heavy metal bands that addressed issues of their countries of origin. They however felt the need to write about topics of their own country - episodes in the history of Brazil that should not be forgotten.

The idea took more concrete shape in 2011 when Maurício Guimarães brought together some ideas and came into contact with Renato Domingos. From there, they began to compose new themes and to record old ideas.

The priorities of the band have always been the music's themes and historical context, with careful elaboration of the songs. The songs addressed several points on the timeline of Brazil, with support of universities, the army, witnesses of historical events and the national library.

Armahda relied on the partnership of a great friend, Rafael Zeferino, sound engineer and owner of AudioFusion Studio, where the album was recorded, mixed and mastered.

A participation that stands out was of Silvio Navas, a great Brazilian voice actor who is known in Brazil for dubbing characters like Mun-ha, Darth Vader and Smurfs. He dubs the ex-president Floriano Peixoto in the song called "Armahda".

Another special participation was of the voice coach Cintia Scola in the choir of the song named "Uiara". Finally, our great friend Edson Xavier recorded the bass in "Canudos".

In September 2013, a teaser and some lyric-videos, containing historical explanation of the songs, were released on Armahda's channel. The CD was released in December of the same year.

The band had great response from the Brazilian heavy metal media, being among the best albums released in Brazil in 2013 and among the best bands in the country.

In 2014, the lineup is Maurício Guimarães - vocals , Renato Domingos - guitars, Ale Dantas - guitars, Paulo Chopps - bass and João Pires - drums.

Armahda did the opening show for Swedish band Sabaton in September 7th, 2014 (Brazilian Independence Day) at Carioca Club - São Paulo.