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Non Sense
Non Sense formed in São Paulo in the late 1980s with vocalist and guitarist Kiko Zambianchi, bassist Fernando Magalhães, and drummer Alemão. They drew from...
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Non Sense formed in São Paulo in the late 1980s with vocalist and guitarist Kiko Zambianchi, bassist Fernando Magalhães, and drummer Alemão. They drew from punk, ska, and reggae, playing live shows while dealing with lineup changes and financial trouble.
Their 1997 album 'Tudo É Possível' included 'Felicidade,' a song that became widely popular in Brazil. Other tracks like 'Meus Joelhos Sangram por Você' and 'Quando Eu Ficar Famoso' show their mix of raucous energy and direct lyrics.
Non Sense toured Brazil and played shows with bands like Green Day and The Offspring. Their lineup later added guitarist Fábio Brasil and keyboardist Toninho alongside the original members.
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