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Look Up
Look Up was a Brazilian pop-rock band from São Paulo that started in the early 2000s. The group included Marcello Motta on vocals and guitar, Pedro Fonseca on...
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Look Up was a Brazilian pop-rock band from São Paulo that started in the early 2000s. The group included Marcello Motta on vocals and guitar, Pedro Fonseca on drums, Rafael Zampieri on bass, and Fábio Faria on keyboards. Their first album, 'Vidas Cruzadas,' came out in 2003 and did well, with its title track becoming a hit. They followed it with albums like 'Efeito Dominó' in 2008 and 'Infinito' in 2011.
Songs like 'Deixa a Chuva' connected with listeners in Brazil, often feeling like anthems for younger audiences. The band built a solid following through their live shows and straightforward pop-rock sound. In 2009, Motta left the group, mentioning creative differences as a reason.
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