Ator Morto
Ator Morto formed in Rio de Janeiro in the early 2000s, with vocalist and guitarist André Abujamra, who had previously been part of Os Mutantes. They released...
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Ator Morto formed in Rio de Janeiro in the early 2000s, with vocalist and guitarist André Abujamra, who had previously been part of Os Mutantes. They released their debut album 'O Senhor dos Cemitérios' in 2004, which included the song 'Amor Torto.'
'Amor Torto' became their most recognizable track, a ballad about obsessive love that drew criticism from some conservative groups for its lyrics. The band continued putting out albums like 'Avon Calling' and 'Veneno' through the rest of the decade.
Other songs in their catalog include 'Caos,' 'It Feels,' 'Livre,' and 'Minta Bem.' The lineup at various points included bassist André X, drummer Pedro Furtado, guitarist Fredo Costa, and keyboardist Thadeu Romano.
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