Mugsa
Mugsa formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2006 with Lucas Esteves on vocals, André Maciel on drums, Rafael Rocha on bass, and André Rodrigues on guitar. They released...
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Mugsa formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2006 with Lucas Esteves on vocals, André Maciel on drums, Rafael Rocha on bass, and André Rodrigues on guitar. They released their debut album in 2008, which included the song 'Lorinha' that became a national hit in Brazil.
They continued releasing albums like 'Tempo Perdido' in 2012 and 'Flor de Laranjeira' in 2015, with other tracks including '½ Sad' and '5 Horas Para o Fim do Mundo' appearing in their catalog.
Their music draws from Brazilian rhythms while incorporating elements of pop and rock. Lucas Esteves handles vocals and lyrics, with the rhythm section of Maciel and Rocha providing the foundation, and Rodrigues contributing guitar work.
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