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Crazy Point
Crazy Point formed in São Paulo in 1988 with Gustavo Titton on vocals, Marco Aurélio on guitar, Paulo Zinner on bass, and Joao Barone on drums. They played a...
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120
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Drip (part. El Cromo)
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EN OLLA
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Eto No E' Pa Bailar
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Mamaguebo
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120
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809
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Drip (part. El Cromo)
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EN OLLA
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Eto No E' Pa Bailar
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Mamaguebo
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Me Salió Un Baká
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Modo Sexo
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Que Te Vaya Bien
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Wo (part. Bigoblin)
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Crazy Point formed in São Paulo in 1988 with Gustavo Titton on vocals, Marco Aurélio on guitar, Paulo Zinner on bass, and Joao Barone on drums. They played a mix of heavy metal, punk, and funk that found a cult audience in Brazil.
It's still one of their most remembered tracks, along with others like 'Wo (part. Bigoblin)' and '120'.
They released four studio albums, starting with their self-titled debut in 1990. Later records like 'Descontrolado' and 'Sangue na Boca' kept their confrontational style while drawing from their varied influences. Their music often pushed against what was acceptable in mainstream Brazilian society at the time.
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