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Olívia de Amores
Olívia de Amores is a Brazilian ensemble formed around vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Kiko, with guitarist Diego, bassist Caio, and drummer Paulo. Their...
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Abisso
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La Cancionera
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Mana
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Plano Baixo
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Abisso
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Brado Apocalíptico
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Janela Remota
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La Cancionera
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Mana
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Plano Baixo
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SANKYU
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Segunda-feira
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Olívia de Amores is a Brazilian ensemble formed around vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Kiko, with guitarist Diego, bassist Caio, and drummer Paulo. Their sound pulls from rock, pop, and Brazilian rhythms, though the existing history doesn't specify when they started or where exactly in Brazil they're from.
Their single "Abisso" became a breakthrough, a ballad that connected with listeners in Brazil. Other songs in their catalog include "Brado Apocalíptico," "Janela Remota," and "La Cancionera." They've released albums like "Filhos do Silêncio" and "Mercúrio.
The existing copy mentions early industry resistance to their unconventional approach, but it's vague on specifics. What's clearer is that they built an audience with emotionally direct material. The band's work tends to explore themes of love, loss, and human connection, often through Kiko's vocals and lyrics.
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