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Fifty One
Fifty One formed in São Paulo in the late 1990s, drawing from the moody textures of post-punk and the directness of alternative rock. Their sound centers on...
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Fifty One formed in São Paulo in the late 1990s, drawing from the moody textures of post-punk and the directness of alternative rock. Their sound centers on Rodrigo Lima's vocals and guitar, with Adriano Cintra on bass and Daniel Jobim on drums. They put out their 2003 album 'Manual para Dias Ruins,' which included the track 'Dizer Nada.'
That song, along with others like 'Não Vou Parar' and 'Por Aí,' found an audience with its reflective tone and melodic pull. The band's work since has kept to a similar lane, guitar-based, introspective, without much flash. They've stayed a three-piece, recording and playing shows around Brazil.
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