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Goofy Geese
Goofy Geese formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1965, starting as a group of friends drawn together by the city's rhythms. Their song "Flor Amarelo (Para Você)"...
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Goofy Geese formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1965, starting as a group of friends drawn together by the city's rhythms. Their song "Flor Amarelo (Para Você)" became widely known, connecting with listeners through its straightforward emotional pull.
During a period of political tension in Brazil, the band's music sometimes ran into trouble with censors.
The band included João Gilberto Prado on vocals and guitar, Milton Nascimento on keyboards, Chico Buarque on bass, and Caetano Veloso on drums. They also recorded another track called "Hella Gorgeous."
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