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One Black Two White
One Black Two White was a Brazilian band that formed in the late 1980s. Their first album, O Samba Poconé, came out in 1989, followed by Samba Rock in 1990....
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A Queda
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Africanos
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Autonomia
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Bem Vindo Ao Meu Paraíso
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Coisas que Eu Não Sei
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Desfecho Inevitável
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A Queda
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Africanos
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Autonomia
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Bem Vindo Ao Meu Paraíso
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Coisas que Eu Não Sei
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Desfecho Inevitável
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Lutar Por Um Ideal
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O Incansável
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Olhos Verdes
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One Black Two White was a Brazilian band that formed in the late 1980s. Their first album, O Samba Poconé, came out in 1989, followed by Samba Rock in 1990. They released several more records through the 1990s and 2000s, including Acústico in 1996 and Gravidade Zero in 1999.
Their song 'Lutar Por Um Ideal' became particularly well-known in Brazil. Another track, 'A Gente Não Tem Tempo,' drew some criticism for its lyrics, which some felt promoted hedonism and drug use. The band defended the song as reflecting real experiences. They also faced plagiarism accusations over 'Lutar Por Um Ideal,' which they denied; the matter was resolved without legal action.
Other songs in their catalog include 'A Queda,' 'Africanos,' 'Autonomia,' and 'Bem Vindo Ao Meu Paraíso.' The band's lineup included Leoni on vocals and guitar, Nando Reis on vocals and guitar, George Israel on bass, and Sergio Reis on drums.
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