Damasia Rock
Damasia Rock is a Brazilian rock band that formed in São Paulo in the early 2000s. They started as a trio with vocalist Amanda Ramalho, guitarist Felipe...
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Damasia Rock is a Brazilian rock band that formed in São Paulo in the early 2000s. They started as a trio with vocalist Amanda Ramalho, guitarist Felipe Damásio, and bassist Rodolfo Gonçalves. Their debut album came out in 2007, featuring the song "Você É Capaz," which became a hit.
In 2011, they released a second album called "Evolução." The band's lineup changed over time, with keyboard player Juliano Brasil joining in 2013 and drummer Rodrigo Minervino coming on board at some point.
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