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Rackham
Rackham formed in Porto Alegre, Brazil in the mid-1990s with Marcelo Birck on vocals and guitar, Marcos Castellani on guitar, Carlos Maltz on bass, and...
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Rackham formed in Porto Alegre, Brazil in the mid-1990s with Marcelo Birck on vocals and guitar, Marcos Castellani on guitar, Carlos Maltz on bass, and Cristiano Birck on drums. They put out their first album themselves in 1997, calling it "Se Você Morrer, Amanhã."
That debut included "Faz Um Palhaço," a song that caught on quickly and got some radio stations to stop playing it for a while. The band kept recording after that, releasing albums like "O Rei da Inglaterra" in 2000, "Doutor" in 2003, and "Lupanar" in 2006.
Other songs people remember include "Me Deixou," "Medo de Não Te Ter," "Não Vou Te Amar," and "Sai Daqui."
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