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The Brazilian band 885 formed in São Paulo in the late 1990s, with João Gordo on vocals, Paulo Miklos on guitar, Sidão on bass, and André Frateschi on drums....
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The Brazilian band 885 formed in São Paulo in the late 1990s, with João Gordo on vocals, Paulo Miklos on guitar, Sidão on bass, and André Frateschi on drums.
Their later albums, like 2005's "A Volta do Que Não Foi" and 2010's "Agora É Tarde," often dealt with social and political themes. They've worked with other Brazilian acts including Planet Hemp and Racionais MC's. The band has released several studio and live records, including "Ao Vivo em Copacabana" in 2014 and "Achados e Perdidos" in 2019.
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