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O Paco
O Paco formed in Recife in the late 1990s, with Paulo Ricardo de Souza as the singer and guitarist. Their first album, "Insônia," came out in 2000. The band's...
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O Paco formed in Recife in the late 1990s, with Paulo Ricardo de Souza as the singer and guitarist. Their first album, "Insônia," came out in 2000. The band's 2003 song "A Parte Que Faltava Em Mim" became their most recognized track, though its lyrics about drug use and sex drew some criticism at the time.
Other songs like "Futuro," "Janela," and "Minha Paz" appear in their catalog. They've released seven studio albums through 2022, including "Sem Medo de Mudar" in 2007 and "O Silêncio Das Coisas" in 2022. The lineup has included Bruno Batista on bass, Pedro Salomão on drums, and Igor Lima on keyboards, with de Souza as the consistent member.
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