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Radiovinil
Radiovinil formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1974 with Maurício Tapajós and Zé Renato on vocals and guitar, Nei Grandino on drums, Luis Alves on bass, and Luiz...
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Radiovinil formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1974 with Maurício Tapajós and Zé Renato on vocals and guitar, Nei Grandino on drums, Luis Alves on bass, and Luiz Melodia on keyboards. They played small clubs for years before getting a record deal.
Their 1978 debut album included "Construção," a song about a construction worker's death that became widely known in Brazil. Zé Renato's vocals on that track seemed to connect with listeners. The band recorded several more albums through the early 1980s, including No Toca Fita and Bem Bolado.
Beyond "Construção," they had songs like "Deus Me Livre" and "Guarda Chuva" that appeared in their catalog. The group's lineup and sound developed during their active years in Brazilian music.
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