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Nicodemos
Nicodemos formed in Rio de Janeiro during the mid-1980s, a group of musicians working with samba and bossa nova traditions. Their song 'Prisioneiro do Amor'...
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Nicodemos formed in Rio de Janeiro during the mid-1980s, a group of musicians working with samba and bossa nova traditions. Their song 'Prisioneiro do Amor' became a hit, a ballad about unrequited love that connected with Brazilian listeners.
Marco Túlio sang lead and wrote most of their material, with Wilson Vianna on guitar, Paulo César Barros on bass, Antônio Neto on drums, and Pedro Lins on keyboards. Their other songs include 'Amar-te mais' and 'Mestre Amigo'.
They faced some criticism over their romantic material, but kept recording through various lineup changes.
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