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NYSP
NYSP formed in Brazil in the early 1990s, started by cousins Alan and Alexandre Guimarães. Their name stands for Novos Valores e Sensações Populares. The...
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NYSP formed in Brazil in the early 1990s, started by cousins Alan and Alexandre Guimarães. Their name stands for Novos Valores e Sensações Populares. The band's sound mixed samba with pop, which caught attention as they began playing shows.
In 1999, NYSP had a breakthrough with the single "Quando Chegar Ao Fim." The song's melody and lyrics connected with listeners, and it helped their album of the same name find an audience. Another track people remember is "Tente Entender." The group's lineup included Alan on vocals and guitar, Alexandre on bass, Marcus Vinícius on drums, and Felipe Araújo on keyboards.
NYSP released several albums after that, including Esperança, Identidade, and Infinito. Their music kept that blend of samba rhythms and pop harmonies.
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