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Mark Angel
Mark Angel was a Brazilian group that formed in Rio de Janeiro, originally calling themselves Os Anjos. Their song 'Sonhando Com Seu Olhar' came out in 2005...
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Mark Angel was a Brazilian group that formed in Rio de Janeiro, originally calling themselves Os Anjos. Their song 'Sonhando Com Seu Olhar' came out in 2005 and became their most recognizable track.
They had a sound that pulled from bossa nova and samba, mixed with pop. The band included Ricardo Feghali on vocals, André Mattos on keyboards, Alexandre Malheiros on bass, and Léo Rosa on drums.
Another song of theirs, 'That's What I Feel For You,' shows the same melodic approach. They played to full houses in Brazil and Portugal during their active years.
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