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Não Religião
Não Religião formed in São Paulo in 1978, led by vocalist and guitarist Jailson Costa, who had previously been in Ratos de Porão. Their name translates to "No...
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A Face De Deus
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A Verdadeira História De Um Brasileiro
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Atestado De Pobreza
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Censura Não
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Correr
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E Eles Até As Portas Vão Levar
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Estado De Sítio
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Grades e Muros
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Horas De Espera
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Igreja Comercial
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Jesus Crucificado No Poste Da Light
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Juventude À Vacuo
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Mulher No Caos No País do Carnaval
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Ninguém Me Escuta
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O Operário e o Patrão
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Pecado
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Não Religião formed in São Paulo in 1978, led by vocalist and guitarist Jailson Costa, who had previously been in Ratos de Porão. Their name translates to "No Religion," and their early material like "Jesus Crucificado No Poste Da Light" established a raw, confrontational punk sound.
Despite this, they kept recording and performing, with songs like "Juventude À Vacuo" and "Ninguém Me Escuta" maintaining their aggressive, anti-establishment stance. Their live shows were known for being chaotic and confrontational.
Não Religião's lineup included bassist Ricardo Carvão, drummer Cláudio Testarola, and later guitarist Líbero. They released several albums through the 1980s and early 1990s, including "A Cruz" and "O Último Pouco," before eventually slowing their activity. Their music remained a touchstone for Brazilian punk, particularly for its willingness to challenge religious and political authority.
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