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Malk Espanca
Malk Espanca formed in São Paulo in the early 1990s, with Felipe Rossi handling vocals and lyrics. Their debut album came out in 1994, mixing rock and punk...
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Macumba Na Veia
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Radicais Livres
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A Pose e o Erro
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C(a)o(s)digo Binário (o Cogumelo do Amanhã)
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Cyberpunk Cyber Mundo
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O Mercado das Almas Perdidas
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O Terço
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Quinteto do Patinho Feio (Ou contos nostalgicos para um novo Espirito)
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Repente Repetente
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Robótica Druida (Ou Tratado Poético Sobre a Technomancia)
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Vampirismo (base)
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Malk Espanca formed in São Paulo in the early 1990s, with Felipe Rossi handling vocals and lyrics. Their debut album came out in 1994, mixing rock and punk with an experimental edge that drew a cult following. Songs like 'A Pose e o Erro' and 'O Mercado das Almas Perdidas' showed Rossi's poetic delivery against the band's raw sound.
Their lyrics often touched on social injustice and political corruption in Brazil, which led to accusations and threats from right-wing groups. They faced censorship and boycotts but kept recording. The 1998 album 'A Pose e o Erro' highlighted their experimental side, while 2006's 'Beco do Inferno' explored São Paulo's darker themes.
By 2011's 'In Via', they had shifted toward a more acoustic, stripped-down approach without losing their intensity. The core lineup stayed mostly consistent, with Marcelo Monteiro on guitar alongside Rossi. Their work avoided conventional categorization, blending elements that felt both urgent and poetic.
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