Lourandes
Lourandes formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1995 with Renan Ribeiro on vocals, Maurício Gasperini on guitar, Eduardo Coelho on bass, and Fernando Almeida on drums....
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Lourandes formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1995 with Renan Ribeiro on vocals, Maurício Gasperini on guitar, Eduardo Coelho on bass, and Fernando Almeida on drums. Their self-titled debut album came out in 1998 and included the song 'Arrogância,' which became their breakout hit.
That track, along with others like 'Inveja' and 'ABANDONO,' helped define their sound in Brazilian rock. They followed up with albums including 'Evoluindo' in 2000, 'O Verdadeiro Lado da Rua' in 2003, 'O Jogo' in 2006, and 'A Vida É Uma Festa' in 2009.
Early on, some listeners found their stage presence aggressive and their music carried a certain edge that drew criticism.
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