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Laécio Beethoven
Laécio Beethoven is a Brazilian band that gained attention with their 2005 song "Rap do Galo," which mixed rap with elements of Beethoven's "Ode to Joy." The...
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Forom Fonfom da Sanfona
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14 Bis
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A Morte
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Asas Que Rasgam o Tempo
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Caixinha de Surpresas
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Calma Sonho Dalma
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Coió (Coronel Inácio Oliveira)
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Cordel Celeste
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Dança Dos Rios
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Dependurado no Jegão
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Eu, Também Banto
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Hino de Piritiba
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Homem e Mulher
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Lírios
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Laécio Beethoven is a Brazilian band that gained attention with their 2005 song "Rap do Galo," which mixed rap with elements of Beethoven's "Ode to Joy." The track became popular in Brazil, though some listeners questioned the fusion of rap and classical music. Their album "Música É a Alma do Homem" came out that same year.
In 2010, they released "Rap Sinfônico," a collaboration with the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra. Other songs in their catalog include "Dança Dos Rios," "Meu Verso (Poesia)," and "14 Bis." The band's lineup features Laécio Moreira on vocals, Ronaldo Souza on guitar, Rodrigo Ferreira on drums, and Thiago Gonçalves on bass.
Their work often blends rap with classical and Brazilian musical styles, as heard in tracks like "Sequência de Sonetos 1 (Poesia)" and "Antônio Conselheiro e as 25 Igrejas."
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