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Bravus
Bravus is a Brazilian band that formed in the early 2000s, playing local bars and clubs around Rio de Janeiro. They built a following there before their song...
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Bravus is a Brazilian band that formed in the early 2000s, playing local bars and clubs around Rio de Janeiro. They built a following there before their song 'ADMV (part. Uno Blood)' broke through in 2015.
That track became their most recognizable work, with a beat and lyrics that connected with listeners well beyond Brazil. It's the song people mention when they talk about Bravus.
The band includes Bruno Martini on vocals and songwriting, Felipe Rosa on guitar and vocals, Gustavo Fofão on drums, and Marcelinho Brasil on bass. They've released other songs like 'Amor de Verdade' and 'Tudo ou Nada,' but 'ADMV' remains their calling card.
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