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Okayda
Okayda formed in São Paulo in 1997 with Toni Platão on vocals, Gustavo Black on guitar, Crystian Ribeiro on bass, and Valter Silva on drums. Their self-titled...
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Okayda formed in São Paulo in 1997 with Toni Platão on vocals, Gustavo Black on guitar, Crystian Ribeiro on bass, and Valter Silva on drums. Their self-titled debut album came out in 2000, and its lead single 'Há Tempos' became a major hit in Brazil. The song's melancholic atmosphere and Platão's vocals gave the band an early foothold.
Legal trouble with their record label in 2002 disrupted plans for a follow-up album. The band eventually self-released their second record, 'Dias Perfeitos,' in 2005. They kept putting out music through the 2000s and 2010s, including the albums 'Entrelinhas' and 'A Vida É Assim.'
Songs like 'Não Estarei!' and 'Só Penso Em Você' show the band's consistent mood, a kind of spacious, downcast rock that never quite lost its early audience. They toured regularly in Brazil and abroad, building a reputation as a solid live act without ever repeating the chart success of 'Há Tempos.'
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