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Marollie
Marollie formed in Rio de Janeiro around 2010, with Rodrigo Mendes, Breno Miranda, and Rafael Castro starting the band. Their first album came out in 2015,...
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220 Volts
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Anjo Azul
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Bom Dia
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Cheiro de Mar
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Cinderela
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Coisa Bela
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Coração
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Curto Prazo
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Céu Coloriu
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Distante
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Kativo (part. DJ Negralha)
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Lar Eterno
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Menina
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Novo Amor
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Quero Estar
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Tabu Encantador
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Marollie formed in Rio de Janeiro around 2010, with Rodrigo Mendes, Breno Miranda, and Rafael Castro starting the band. Their first album came out in 2015, named after the song 'Cheiro de Mar' that gave them some attention. That track, along with others like '220 Volts' and 'Anjo Azul,' showed their mix of Brazilian rhythms with more contemporary pop and rock touches.
They kept recording through the late 2010s and early 2020s, putting out albums like 'Marollie' in 2018 and 'Estórias' in 2020. Some of their material touched on social themes, which drew both praise and criticism at times. Mendes handled vocals and guitar, Miranda played bass, and Castro rounded out the original trio.
By 2022 they had released 'Marollie Convida,' an album that featured collaborations with other Brazilian artists. Songs like 'Bom Dia' and 'Céu Coloriu' continued their pattern of breezy, melodic writing with a coastal feel, never straying too far from the laid-back atmosphere that defined their early work.
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