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Montreal
Montreal was a Brazilian band that formed in Rio de Janeiro during the 1970s. Their music drew from samba, bossa nova, and rock, creating a sound that felt...
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Montreal was a Brazilian band that formed in Rio de Janeiro during the 1970s. Their music drew from samba, bossa nova, and rock, creating a sound that felt both local and expansive. They released their debut album "Clube da Esquina" in 1976, which included the song "A Garota Que Me Faz Bem."
Over time, the group worked with musicians like Ney Matogrosso, Wagner Tiso, and Lô Borges. They also recorded covers of Deep Purple songs, including "Mistreated" and "Soldier of Fortune." Their catalog shows a band comfortable moving between Brazilian rhythms and rock influences without settling into one predictable style.
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