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Catulo de Paula
Catulo de Paula was a Brazilian band formed in São Paulo in the late 1990s, with Rafael Oliveira on vocals and lyrics and Eduardo Rocha on guitar and...
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Catulo de Paula was a Brazilian band formed in São Paulo in the late 1990s, with Rafael Oliveira on vocals and lyrics and Eduardo Rocha on guitar and composition. Their music dealt frankly with themes like sex, drugs, and social inequality, which drew attention and sometimes censorship.
Their 2002 self-titled debut was followed by two more albums in 2004 and 2006. Other songs like "Lamento" and "Viva Meu Samba" appeared in their catalog.
The band maintained that they were reflecting real Brazilian life. They stopped releasing new music after their third album.
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