Rasta Clone
Rasta Clone formed in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1990s, with Marcos Valle on guitar and vocals and Igor Cavalera on drums. They started playing small venues...
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Rasta Clone formed in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1990s, with Marcos Valle on guitar and vocals and Igor Cavalera on drums. They started playing small venues when reggae wasn't widely heard in Brazil.
Their 2002 single "Fumaça" became a hit and brought them national attention. The song's melody and reggae rhythms connected with listeners, and they've since released several albums including 2012's "Mundo Paralelo."
Other songs like "Buscando A Minha Paz" and "A Maré" show their approach to the genre. The band has had some lineup changes over time, but Valle has remained a constant presence.
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