Guymeo Jumonji
Guymeo Jumonji formed in São Paulo in the late 2000s. Their debut album 'Caixa de Sapatos' came out in 2010, with the title track becoming a hit. The song...
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Guymeo Jumonji formed in São Paulo in the late 2000s. Their debut album 'Caixa de Sapatos' came out in 2010, with the title track becoming a hit. The song tells a story about a young man and a homeless woman.
Their music mixes electronic beats with traditional rhythms, and they've worked with artists like Emicida and Kelis. Other songs include 'Música Progressiva' and 'Ânsias'. They've released albums called 'Pessoas' and 'Arquitetura do Futuro'.
The band has four members, with Gabriel Xavier on vocals and guitar. They've toured in Brazil and internationally, and their music has appeared in films and TV shows.
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