Mr Clown
Mr. Clown came out of São Paulo, Brazil, with Nilsinho on vocals, Jacó on guitar, Naná on bass, and Alemão on drums. Their debut album was called "Eu Não Vou...
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Mr. Clown came out of São Paulo, Brazil, with Nilsinho on vocals, Jacó on guitar, Naná on bass, and Alemão on drums. Their debut album was called "Eu Não Vou Voltar Atrás," which is also the name of one of their songs. They played rock and punk, and later worked in some metal, reggae, and funk.
Their lyrics got them into trouble sometimes, hitting against conservative views and authority. That friction seemed to sharpen their focus rather than slow them down. They put out other albums like "Sem Medo de Viver" and "Deixa o Mundo Girar."
You can hear their style in songs like "Loco Do Coco" and "Mente Aberta." Nilsinho's delivery and the band's energy gave them a particular pull in Brazilian rock.
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