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A Rede

A Rede formed in Rio de Janeiro in the early 1990s with Rômulo Costa on vocals and guitar, Paulo Cesar Baruk on bass, and Marcos Vidal on drums. They became...

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A Rede formed in Rio de Janeiro in the early 1990s with Rômulo Costa on vocals and guitar, Paulo Cesar Baruk on bass, and Marcos Vidal on drums. They became known in Brazilian Christian music circles, though their lineup changed over time, with Vidal leaving in 2002.

Their song 'A Paz Que Excede' became particularly well-known, appearing on their 1996 album of the same name. Other tracks like 'Cair Na Realidade' and 'Ciranda' also found an audience. They released albums including 'Acalanto' in 2000 and '10 Minutos' in 2010.

At times, their music touched on social themes, which led to some discussion within their community. They continued performing and recording with various musicians, but the core of their sound remained rooted in that early Rio formation.

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